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Journey instruments releases comfort elevate acoustic line

11.09

Journey Instruments has introduced its Comfort Elevate series, bringing ergonomic wedge-body and arm-bevel designs to full-sized dreadnought and grand auditorium acoustics at street prices of $569…

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