Years ago I read that you could buy Swans speakers mod kits (M1's and others possibly) overseas and even have them assembled for you at only a fraction of the cost of buying them from an authorized dealer. My memory's hazy. I was content with my A5's at the time but I'd like to upgrade them in the near future and Swans seem like a logical step. Any info?
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