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09-18-2010, 07:41 PM

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west coast converters in CA

has any one used or heard of them ? good or bad ? or should i just stick with the known like circle d i ask cause i ran across them on the internet and found they were local to me but never heard of there work . thanks

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I've never heard of them, but I run a Cirlce-D and I'm extremely happy with it, as well as the customer service that I received from Chris at Circle-D

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Just stick with a known name brand that was been makin records

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