Why I Think I Will Buy A Brick Wall Limiter (Maybe Blue Tubes)

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Re: Why I Think I Will Buy A Brick Wall Limiter (Maybe Blue Tubes) 2014/09/09 10:18:57 (permalink)
I also like that they got rid of PACE. I like Waves' registration/method protection much better.

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Re: Why I Think I Will Buy A Brick Wall Limiter (Maybe Blue Tubes) 2014/09/09 11:03:52 (permalink)
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I also like that they got rid of PACE. I like Waves' registration/method protection much better.


Oh, you're not kidding! Same here!!

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