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    CALENDAR OF INDUSTRY EVENTS

    Dec 10, 2019 3 minutes

    Attention all audio societies—we have a page on the Stereophile website devoted to you: stereophile.com/audiophile-societies. If you’d like to have your audio-society information posted on the site, email Chris Vogel at vgl@cfl.rr.com. (Please note the new email address.)

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    CALIFORNIA

    Sunday, December 8, 11am until close: The Los Angeles & Orange County Audio Society will host its Magazine. The second annual Audiophile Recordings of the Year Awards (two this year) and the Premier of the Innovation Award will be announced. Bob Levi, president and CEO of the society, will be master of ceremonies. Enjoy renowned magnificent Gala Raffle with prizes worth $50,000. A nonpareil luncheon will be served. Buy your tickets at the society’s website (). Guests, visitors, and new members are invited. Parking is free. For more info, visit our website or call Bob Levi at (714) 281-5850.

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