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From: sichermn@beach.csulb.edu (Jeff Sicherman)
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Subject: Re: Request For In-Line Speed Dialer Information
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Date: 31 Mar 91 08:27:07 GMT
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In article <telecom11.256.3@eecs.nwu.edu> sp@questor.wimsey.bc.ca
(Steve Pershing) writes:

>konstan@elmer-fudd.berkeley.edu (Joe Konstan) writes:

>> I remember reading about some of the Demon Dialers of yesteryear and I
>> was wondering what is still available today.  Specifically, I'd like:

> Zoom Telephonics in the Boston, Ma. area are still in business.  They
> made probably the best "Demon Dialer".

  My Graybar Telecommunications catalog list them as catalog numbers
#176T (176 number capacity) and #93T (93 numbers) on page 1-51.
Includes a number of other capabilities I won't copy here. (Email if
necessary). It's 1A2, key-system, touch-tone compatible. I think the
prices were about $80 and $110 when I last checked.