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28th September 2006, 08:11 AM
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AER drive units
What's the deal with AER drive units?
Are there actually two companies making and selling drive units under the AER name? If so, which ones are the real deal? What's the best place to buy? Many thanks Max 
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28th September 2006, 11:24 AM
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Re: AER drive units
Hello Max. AERs are VERY good drivers, they ARE worth the premium and the Real Deal is available from Bert Doppenberg at :
http://www.bd-design.nl/ This is what Bert has said about that strange outfit that has hi-jacked the name "AER" and "Oris" for its websites : "FS-Audio is not a dealer or reseller for Oris horns or anything related to our products FS-Audio is not a dealer or reseller for AER or anything relating to their products" Brian.
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