I love those old ads - “rifled baffles and the unique Galway sound-absorbing material and pressure chamber”.
I think that means some spaced washers, a bit of cotton wool, and an empty space at the end.
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I love those old ads - “rifled baffles and the unique Galway sound-absorbing material and pressure chamber”.
I think that means some spaced washers, a bit of cotton wool, and an empty space at the end.
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I nearly bought the 2nd one but I didn't recognise it and assumed it was a home made job from photos. I had only seen the first one. What's the difference?
Originally Posted by I. J.
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