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Yeah, but what's funny is it is under their actual website. 
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At least they have a sense of humor.
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I get the feeling that's kind of an internal only thing...
I am the Doctor, and THIS... is my SPOON!
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Nope; pretty much just what it seems to be. Crown(full disclosure: another of the Harman International group of which I'm part-owner)is a common-sense operation pretty rare in the audio amplifier world. They're taking their little shot at the high-end/high-watt/high-buck amplifier silliness. For another of their "products" note the "digital microphone" which because of its permanently shorted output offers perfectly omnidirectional response.
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That's great John!
I like these under the specs:
"Sensitivity: Yes, but manliness too.
Frangrance: The microphone smells like a bear.
Dimensions: All three included."
Good stuff.
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