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This is Paul Race. I love reader questions. In fact, I started the RiverboatMusic.com site because of reader questions. People who read my articles on other sites like CreekDontRise.com(tm) kept asking me about specific products. After a while, I realized I was typing the same answers over and over again, so I started this site to put those answers into a more organized format.

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