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LABORATORY TEST REPORT

Readers interested in a full technical appraisal of the performance of the Richter Harlequin S6 Loudspeakers should continue on and read the LABORATORY REPORT published on the following pages. Readers should note that the results mentioned in the report, tabulated in performance charts and/or displayed using graphsand/orphotographsshouldbeconstrued as applying only to the specific sample tested.

measured the in-room averaged frequency response of the Richter Harlequin S6 speakers using pink noise as this is the test method that most closely simulates the response that would be perceived by the human ear. The result, shown in Graph 1, is

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