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From: dlou@CS.UCSD.EDU (Dennis Lou)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: A1000 Audio Filter Hack
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Date: 10 Jun 91 01:23:42 GMT
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I know this discussion was going around before, but that was
before I bought my A1000 and all I saw flying across the net
were discussions about improviing the hack and "me too" type
of requests; I never saw the hack itself posted.

I didn't see this in the introduction posting on ab20 under
/amiga/usenet/comp.sys.amiga, so that is why I am posting here.

Anybody willing to photocopy or paraphrase (whichever you
feel comfortable with or whichever is legal (???)) the Amazing
Computing article, please e-mail me!


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