Audio Specials: Volume Control Switch

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Save on the following audio special from Midwest Speaker Repair:


This 50 watt, 8 ohm stereo volume control should be enough for any average stereo owner to blast their sound. The control comes in a white decorator style, and accepts up to 12 gauge wire. Save $10 and order now for $29.95! Or save 15% and order four for $25.46!

Find more great audio sales at www.MidwestSpeaker.com.

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