I suspect i'm going to learn more about them in the future, but here's one
site: http://www.diaxa.com/xa/xastart.htm
RickM
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From: "Dick Lague" <rlague@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: RE: [OM] The variety of XA's...
> I have a couple of XA-4s I remember and XA 2. can someone give me a
> rundown of the models and features?
>
> Dick
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> Partly, I was in a very foul mood yesterday and I took it out on the XA.
>
> Time will tell. Bill, you said in part, "ALWAYS loaded with Tri-x". I've
> never, EVER had steady hands so I think EI 400 is a must
> for me on the XA.
>
> Lama
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>
> From: "Bill Pearce" > It would seem that the sample variation in XA's is,
> ahem, rather larger than
> > in OM's. Lama has one that should, apparently, receive a decent burial.
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