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Back to the Future

Sound & Vision 20 years ago, the “Pre-dawn to new millennium!” Every year I archive the preceding year of Sound & Vision issues, and at times I browse through old ones. This year, I revisited the January 2000 Collector’s Issue of Sound & Vision.

Editor in Chief Bob Ankosko, under On Track, writes, “Welcome to the Future!” The most interesting thing in this issue was the special insert, a guided tour to

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