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by the Suzuki Corporation to the original purchaser to be free
from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use
as follows:
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all labor charges.
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new or rebuilt for defective parts for a period of one year
from the date of purchase.
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Padded
storage,
PIANO BENCH
Padded
storage,
seatwith
23"x 141/2" x
seatwith
31"x 141/2."
KEYBOARD AMPLIFIERS
Specially
ible
channel
channel.
hom.
DYNAMIC STEREO HEADPHONES MODEL SP-H
Practice
designed
with
all
digital
amps
12"wooferand3"
andplay in
square
diamond
pianos
with
Standard
upholstery
Large
keyboard
discrete
Size
and
private
Size
and
upholstery
amplifiers
keyboards.
controls
tweeter
with
foreach
orpiezo/
full
and
compat-
5
range
stereo
MODELXB-S
MODELXB-L
MODEL
MODEL SA- 50 50
SA-1oo
headphones.
100
WAn
WAn
KYBD AMP
KYBD AMP
For
more
information
Dealerorvisit
usontheweb @
seeyour
www.suzukipianos.com
local
Suzuki
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HP-88F
HP-8F
HP-9
HP-10
HP-11
1-800-854-1594
HP-95
HP-105W
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