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Subject: Adding AOA to a Legacy?
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From: Erik Larson <asw20747@aol.com>
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I am considering adding AOA to my Legacy and was wondering if I can get som=
e feedback from anyone who has done this.


Is there any consensus out there as to what system is preferred, from a per=
formance standpoint and secondarily, ease of installation.


I was looking at the Alpha Systems DSTR-AOA-9000EK which just happens to be=
 named Legacy. =20


Any experience about this or any other systems would be greatly appreciated=
!


Thanks,


Erik Larson


Legacy
N74FX







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<div>I am considering adding AOA to my Legacy and was wondering if I can ge=
t some feedback from anyone who has done this.</div>

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<div>Is there any consensus out there as to what system is preferred, from =
a performance standpoint and secondarily, ease of installation.</div>

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<div>I was looking at the Alpha Systems DSTR-AOA-9000EK which just happens =
to be named <i>Legacy</i>. &nbsp;</div>

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<div>Any experience about this or any other systems would be greatly apprec=
iated!</div>

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<div>Thanks,</div>

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<div>Erik Larson</div>

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<div>Legacy</div>

<div>N74FX</div>

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