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Thread: Does the ET-9000 still make the job ?

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  1. 17-09-12, 22:42 #1
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    nothing wrong with the ET9000, but the newer the unit, the better
    Units; VU+Ultimo/duo/DM800/7020HD/tm9100
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  3. 18-09-12, 11:51 #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by basilyoung View Post
    nothing wrong with the ET9000, but the newer the unit, the better
    Yes But I don't feel the difference between the 9000 and 9200 worth 120euros...Does it? even less the 200 euros with the 9500...
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