I really want to try them, but I expend most of my time driving and away from a computer/internet connection, so I always gewt late to eBay, offers in this forum and, well, everywhere else where an opportunity can appear on some cheap old Stax, and I know nothing about other brands/models of electrostatics, so any sugestion on what/where to look will be appreciated.
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