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Extends The Range Of Any Remote To Control A/V Devices Through Obstacles From Up To 120 Ft Away
Detailed, Analytical Sound Reproduction With Strong
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RS 120

RF Wireless Headphones

The RS 120 RF (Radio Frequency) Wireless Headphone lets you enjoy sound without the cumbersome cables associated with traditional headphones. This system features a lightweight on-ear headphone that receives sound from a transmitter base when connected to an analog output of any audio source (like a TV, sound system or computer). The sound quality is classic Sennheiser; detailed and balanced with good clarity and bass response. These lightweight headphones, featuring a padded headband for comfort are ideal for long listening or TV watching sessions.

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RS 120 RF Wireless Headphones offer exceptional performance and value. They draw on decades of Sennheiser engineering expertise to ensure premium sound quality, reliability and durability.

This wireless headphone system comes with an easy to use recharging system. The headphones are powered with NiMH batteries (included). Once installed in the headphone ear cups, the batteries are recharged by simply placing the headphones on the transmitter base. The transmitter also features an automatic on/off circuit. It powers on when the connected audio source is activated without switches or buttons! Five minutes after the audio source is turned off, the transmitter shuts off to conserve power and battery life.

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Features

Wireless freedom – Interference free reception for stereo sound through walls, ceilings & outdoors up to 300 feet

Exceptional sound – Open-Aire design delivers detailed, warm sound with strong bass response is ideal for TV and Hi-Fi audio use

Extreme comfort – Lightweight on-ear design ideal for long listen sessions

Easy set up – Transmitter connects directly to any device with analog audio output (RCA jack or headphone out)

Three RF channels – Selector allows you to choose an interference-free channel for clear reception

Easy recharge – Wall mountable transmitter doubles as a charging unit – headphones are recharged when stored on the metal cradle

Long battery life – Supplied AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries provide roughly 20 hours of operation* (*battery performance varies with use and installation environment)

Headphone control – Volume, on/off and tuning control located on the headphone

Peace of mind – 2-year international warranty


Did you know? Additional headphones can be added to the RS 120 RF wireless system allowing multiple listeners to enjoy the same sound source (model HRD 120 sold separately).	Audience Sennheiser recommends this headphone for anyone wanting an affordable, headphone cable free listening experience!	Compatibility The RS 120 RF Wireless Headphone transmitter connects to anything with analog audio outputs. This includes TV’s, audio components, computers, tablets and cell phones that have a 3.5mm or 6.3mm headphone socket, or RCA audio output jacks. RF wireless is not compatible with Bluetooth technology.

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Color	other	Black	Black	Black	Black, Silver	Black
Headphone Fit	On-Ear	On-Ear	On ear	On-Ear	Over-Ear	In-Ear
Item Dimensions	8.75 x 12.25 x 5.5 in	1.18 x 5.51 x 7.09 in	8.6 x 12.1 x 5.6 in	4.33 x 3.35 x 5.24 in	9 x 8 x 4 in	4.5 x 9.1 x 14 in
Item Weight	7.05 ounces	0.51 lb	—	1.36 lbs	0.62 lb	1 lb
Additional Features	lightweight	Wireless-Feature	Wireless, open-air design	lightweight	lightweight	volume-control
Top Customer Reviews	How to make sure your headsets works in easy steps. By Bob on September 22, 2016 Style: RS120 Package Type: Standard Packaging Verified Purchase Once I was able to get the unit to work, it worked as advertised. My hearing is going bad with age, this lets me crank up the sound without disturbing others in the room. The TV can be muted or low sound level and I can have the ear phones cranked up. Here are some VERY useful tips to insure you successfully get your set working if you order. You'll only need to do this once to set things up. (1) plug the charger stand into the wall power, then put the batteries in the headset, let the unit charge over night. The red charging light will come on when the headset is in the stand and go out when the headset is removed. The red light never changes to signal a charge, its either on when the set is in the cradle or off when they are not. (2) then the next day, plug the charging stand sound jacks into the "output" sound jacks of your TV, (((FYI If everything is working right, you'll always see a red light on the charging stand anytime the unit is plugged into the wall AND the headset is hanging on the stand, the green light above the charging light will come on only when the TV on and is sending sound to the unit ))) (3) Turn on your TV, go to your TV's set up menu, find the Audio or sound section, find the place where you can fix the analog and/or digital sound to "fixed output", (it may say max output depending on your TV brand) and save the settings in your TV (if you do not do this step, the sound in your headphones will go up and down when you raise or lower your TV sound, changing this setting in your TV allows people in the room to adjust the TV speakers and will allow you to adjust your headphone set independently of each other) YOU SHOULD SEE A GREEN LIGHT ON THE CHARGING STAND IF YOUR TV IS OUTPUTTING TO IT. If not, figure out what is connected up wrong at your TV. (4) Take the headphones off the charger stand, turn on the head phones, adjust the sound level to about midway, put them on your head, then begin to adjust the tune dial on the headset. As you rotate the tuning dial you will hear the static sound change. Keep adjusting until you hear only the sound from the TV program you are watching and no static noise. Adjust your headset volume as needed too. If you are getting static and sound, keep trying with the tuning dial on the headset until only clear sound comes through. After figuring out how to make these work, I'm betting all of the returns and poor ratings are related to the poor instructions on set up instructions that come with these headphones. THEY ACTUALLY WORK GREAT, but I almost sent them back because it took me awhile to figure out how to properly set them up. If you or your spouse is having hearing problems and you do not like having the TV volume cranked up, these are a great way to return peace to the house. I would have given them a 5 star rating except for the weak instructions that came with the headset. Read more Read more	Excellent wireless headphones in all ways except they go through the batteries quickly. By A. Dobrynin on May 24, 2016 Package Type: Standard Packaging Verified Purchase The Pros: Excellent wireless headphones. -- We needed wireless headphone for watching TV at night without disturbing the neighbors in our duplex. We needed the base to plug into the audio out of our TV, which wasn't easy to find as most wireless headphones are now Bluetooth. Found these here on Amazon and are very happy with them - bought the base which comes with one headphone and one other matching headphone. They are very comfortable to wear and their audio quality is excellent. You can adjust reception to get the optimal sound quality. They also have a considerable range. Put the TV on a music channel and walked around with the headphones to determine their range. Across the house, out in the garage, going to the mailbox, out in the back yard - they never lost the signal or faded in and out and the sound quality never varied. Granted, we live in duplex on about a quarter acre of land, so with bigger homes and yards, their performance may not be as good as we've experienced. Only One Con: the headphones eat through batteries, which cost them one star. They take two AAA batteries - neatly nestled and hidden behind one of the ear cushions and are very easy to change. Fortunately we have plenty of Eneloop rechargeable AAA batteries which are the best rechargeables. (See my review on Eneloop batteries which got 5 stars) I think anyone would be completely satisfied with these wireless headphones as long as you have rechargeable batteries to go with them. Read more Read more	Comfortable, good sound, easy setup By David G. Silberberg on March 26, 2017 Verified Purchase We had purchased a similar pair (RS 118) of wireless headphones for my mother-in-law in Germany, so I had some experience with this line of headphones. First off, the sound is really good. Clean highs, good bass, and the semi-open back doesn't block out all the ambient noise, although it's still difficult to carry on a real conversation with the headphones on. Second, the headset is very comfortable, although the cushion is uncomfortable if my hearing aid is still on. I like the fact that placing the headset back on the stand automatically recharges the batteries - no separate charging device or connection is needed. Third, setup is very easy, although I had some problems with a connection: we have all the sound running through a home entertainment receiver, with the TV connected via HDMI. The receiver had to be set to pass the audio through to the TV, instead of 'passing it through' internally only, and the only audio output connections were on the TV. The result was severe echo that could only be solved by resettting the audio delay for each input: cable, DVR, streaming, or DVD. Not good. In the end, I purchased an audio splitter that is capable of separating out the audio signal from the receiver before it gets to the TV. Works well, but it's yet another device in the mare's nest of wires behind the entertainment center. That said, none of this is Sennheiser's problem or fault. Bottom line: for the money, these wireless headphones can't be beat. Read more Read more	Added 5 month update - Go rechargeable, this eats batteries By Countess Chocula on March 30, 2015 Size: !Only Bluetooth 2.0 Color: Black Verified Purchase Edit 5 months later Things haven't gone well with these which surprises me, because they're so similar to the pair I have downstairs that's lasted nearly two years longer. The sound is terrible: it's tinny with almost no base and sometimes it drifts from one ear to the other. The foam earpieces fall off easily, whether I'm taking the headphone off and it gets tugged on the tiniest bit by my hair or whether it takes a long disastrous fall, two feet from my hand to my mattress. I'm also changing batteries every four days now. It's stopped being worth keeping this set and I'm planning on purchasing the rechargeable one. I have the Sennheiser set with the recharging dock and love it so much I thought I'd try a less-expensive set for a second room application, one that would get little use. The good news is that these have nearly the same insane range as my other set (I can hear my television outside). The bad news is they eat AAA batteries. I've only been using them a few hours at a time while I sew and in a week I've gone through one set and from the fading in and out will be replacing the current set tomorrow. My expensive lesson is to buy rechargeable. FYI, that version holds a charge for at least fifteen hours. Read more Read more	At last... wireless sound worth bragging about By jeffree on November 30, 2005 Package Type: Standard Packaging Verified Purchase Audio choices are obviously very personal, so I hesitate to recommend anything too strongly here. Tastes and tolerances differ so greatly, and wireless audio products really seem to push those differences. Maybe some of my needs and wants will match yours, maybe not, but please consider my thoughts here in light of the many personal qualifiers that I add. Those qualifiers may or may not relate well to your own situation. By the way, my apologies in advance for such a long review, but I really appreciate details when researching audio gear. I thought you might, too. BACKGROUND I'm about as picky as they come when sound is the issue. I have a small home recording studio, with 30 years of experience as a semi-pro musician (jazz, rock, classical, country). That said, I approach every musical equipment purchase with thorough research and comparison. Since I already have good wired phones (Senn 280s, Audio Technica M50s, and others) in my studio, I wanted some wireless cans mostly for moving around the house and yard while listening to music from my home stereo system, kind of a self-indulgent luxury. I've read enough to know that any wireless models using a radio signal (the best type of signal if you'll be in a different room than the transmitter) will produce some hiss and pop on occasion. I accepted this fact before buying. Still, I decided I would not accept something else: poor sound quality, in a musical sense. Two of the sub-$200 phones with rather consistently high reviews (in magazines and online) were the Senn 130 and 140 models. So I ordered both models to compare them in the privacy of my home. (I paid about $115 for the RS-130 and $135 for the RS-140; be patient because the prices here fluctuate often.) TEST EQUIPMENT A 100-watt/channel JVC receiver and JVC CD player--both typical (low-end) home stereo components. To suit my personal tastes for EQ, I boosted some at 16 kHz (to add air to the highs) and at 60 Hz (to add depth to the lows). FOR MUSIC NOT TV I've used these cans mostly for listening to music, which usually masks any low-grade background noise. TV use, with its emphasis on dialogue, would be demanding in other ways, so I'd defer to other reviewers for feedback concerning that application. POINT OF REFERENCE The entry-level price for a decent set of wired (corded) cans is roughly $100. The price of these wireless Senns, especially the 130s, isn't much more. LIKES Musically, both models sound as good as I'd hoped except for their shy response at the extremes (see Test Equipment above). Still, when I've been wearing them while working outside, I sometimes have to stop what I'm doing, raise the volume, and just listen for a while. They sound that good. I wouldn't use them in my studio, but considering the low price and mobility, I'm very satisfied. As I'd read, the open-back 130s sound (and look) a bit like Senn's popular 580 audiophile (wired) model--open, smooth, warm, and most of all, pretty well balanced. The closed-back 140s have a similar sound, maybe a bit boxier, overall, as is typical of closed cans. I think that some folks (such as heavy rock n' rollers, rappers, computer gamers, the hearing impaired, and even office workers) might prefer the 140s for their enhanced isolation, but I found the 130s, which offer the spacious open-back sound that made Senn famous, to provide the flatest, truest sound, overall. After a lot of back and forth listening to verify my impressions, I kept the 130s. The 140s would be a perfectly acceptable alternative, though. The differences are minor. Both models are cushy comfortable, and the features and controls are top-notch. I've never liked surround-sound simulations and the like, so I can't comment on that feature (130s). But I find everything very simple to use, and all works fine. Like easy? Hang these Senns up and they turn off and charge automatically. Press a button and they tune their reception and then memorize it, also automatically. The reception's very good, too, after I improved it significantly by moving the transmitter unit to a slightly higher shelf and trying the different freq-channel options. Remember this if you buy. Also remember to boost the source volume plenty so that the phones receive a strong signal. (By the way, I've read that you may experience greater interference noise if you live in a congested area, which I don't.) DISLIKES No review would be complete without some criticism and warning, so here's mine. Above all, choosing musical equipment involves personal tastes, which vary greatly, so try to listen before buying. Trust your own ears. If you do buy either Senn wireless model, you should expect some hiss and pop and hum at times, usually just when you move around, but almost certainly if you head outside or into another room far from the base unit. (The stated spec of "up to 150 meters" seems laughable.) You may even notice the sound strengthen and weaken on occasion. In this price range, at least, I think you'll need to accept such reception problems or else stay with wired cans. Period. Wireless freedom is never perfect, is it? Beyond that, I wish these cans were as snug-fitting as my Senn 280s, which grip my head tightly. These wireless phones are like light pillows, very comfortable since they sit 'around' the ears (not 'on' the ears), but I'd bet that some folks with smaller heads could find them to be a bit loose when walking around. And finally, another obvious point--bad or good, depending on your situation--is that the 130s (which I prefer in terms of smoother, truer sound) are open-air cans, meaning that you'll hear your family if in the same room. That's good for staying in contact but bad if you want to get away from outside noise. The closed 140s are certainly better for blocking out a barking dog or not disturbing a nearby loved one. COMMENT ABOUT INTERFERENCE PROBLEMS If you're not already totally sick of me, you can check out my reaction to the interference problems that some users report here. (Click on 'Comments' below.) OVERALL All in all, both models of these phones admirably meet my picky expectations although being realistic about the limits of low-cost wireless sound was a necessary starting point. Nah, these wireless phones aren't perfect, and they're certainly no match for good wired cans, but I think they offer impressive overall performance for $100 plus change. An enthusiastic '4 and a 1/2 stars' and a lot of brag from me. Well done, Senn. Happy listening, all. P.S. TO ANYONE WITH HEARING LOSS If you have reduced hearing, particularly in one ear, you should probably choose the RS-140 model. The addition of the closed back (for isolation), L-R balance control, and compression switch (to equalize the overall volume) could be helpful. NEED MORE RESEARCH? Head over to "Consumer Search" online for a master summary of pro and consumer reviews of wireless headphones, including these. (The Senns do very well.) UPDATE (2011) A quick update, more than six years of frequent use later: no surprises, no regrets. I stand by my review fully. I did find one time that the headphones didn't work, but a quick jiggle of the audio input in the base unit brought them back to life. True, as some folks have noted, there is indeed annoying interference at times but usually just when moving around in another room or outdoors. That's only a minor limitation for me but clearly a deal-breaker for some people (although some of them, I suspect, haven't boosted the source volume enough). But the surprisingly good music quality and thoughtful design at this low price point is the real story here for me and my primarily musical needs. If you eventually decide to give the Senns a try, just be sure that you can easily return them if they don't fit your own needs and limits. I typically return about half of the audio equipment I buy, even after thorough research, and have learned the value of a simple return policy. Good luck to you. DISCLAIMER (2011) I notice that the price has nearly doubled since when I wrote my review, and that would change things for me. If I had this much to spend on wireless cans, I'd likely opt for Senn's new RS-180 model instead. Read more Read more	Great IR headphones! By John VerboseOne on November 30, 2012 Verified Purchase I was concerned a little buying these because of a few bad reviews mentioning static and/or connectivity. I decided to bite the bullet anyway. These headphones are great! They are comfortable to wear, have plenty of volume to spear, and light weight. It must be noted you can't hide the base these charge on. If you block the line of site from the base to the headphones you will produce static. Static is not produced by turning your head and walking around the room, as long as nothing comes in between you and the front of the headphone base. I would highly recommend these head phones. I only wish I bought more than one pair on Cyber Monday. Thanks Sony! Side note, do not buy the package deal amazon suggest with the extra foam covers for the headset. They do not fit. EDIT: Spelling Read more Read more

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Style:RS120 | Product Packaging:Standard Packaging

The Sennheiser RS 120 is a lightweight RF wireless headphone system with open, supra-aural headphones. It includes: (1) HDR 120 headphone, TR 120 transmitter (audio cable is attached), Transmitter power cable (in a small white box- its there, trust us), (2) AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries, RCA to 1/8" audio adapter, 1/8" to 1/4" audio adapter, Instructions for use

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Style:RS120 | Product Packaging:Standard Packaging

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12.2 x 8.8 x 5.5 inches

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7 ounces

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Sennheiser

Language

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B0001FTVEK

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RS120

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December 19, 2005

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How to make sure your headsets works in easy steps.

ByBobon September 22, 2016

Style: RS120Product Packaging: Standard PackagingVerified Purchase

Once I was able to get the unit to work, it worked as advertised. My hearing is going bad with age, this lets me crank up the sound without disturbing others in the room. The TV can be muted or low sound level and I can have the ear phones cranked up.

Here are some VERY useful tips to insure you successfully get your set working if you order. You'll only need to do this once to set things up.
(1) plug the charger stand into the wall power, then put the batteries in the headset, let the unit charge over night. The red charging light will come on when the headset is in the stand and go out when the headset is removed. The red light never changes to signal a charge, its either on when the set is in the cradle or off when they are not.
(2) then the next day, plug the charging stand sound jacks into the "output" sound jacks of your TV, (((FYI If everything is working right, you'll always see a red light on the charging stand anytime the unit is plugged into the wall AND the headset is hanging on the stand, the green light above the charging light will come on only when the TV on and is sending sound to the unit )))
(3) Turn on your TV, go to your TV's set up menu, find the Audio or sound section, find the place where you can fix the analog and/or digital sound to "fixed output", (it may say max output depending on your TV brand) and save the settings in your TV (if you do not do this step, the sound in your headphones will go up and down when you raise or lower your TV sound, changing this setting in your TV allows people in the room to adjust the TV speakers and will allow you to adjust your headphone set independently of each other) YOU SHOULD SEE A GREEN LIGHT ON THE CHARGING STAND IF YOUR TV IS OUTPUTTING TO IT. If not, figure out what is connected up wrong at your TV.
(4) Take the headphones off the charger stand, turn on the head phones, adjust the sound level to about midway, put them on your head, then begin to adjust the tune dial on the headset. As you rotate the tuning dial you will hear the static sound change. Keep adjusting until you hear only the sound from the TV program you are watching and no static noise. Adjust your headset volume as needed too. If you are getting static and sound, keep trying with the tuning dial on the headset until only clear sound comes through.

After figuring out how to make these work, I'm betting all of the returns and poor ratings are related to the poor instructions on set up instructions that come with these headphones. THEY ACTUALLY WORK GREAT, but I almost sent them back because it took me awhile to figure out how to properly set them up.
If you or your spouse is having hearing problems and you do not like having the TV volume cranked up, these are a great way to return peace to the house. I would have given them a 5 star rating except for the weak instructions that came with the headset.

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One of our best purchases!

ByRegina G. Trollingeron October 26, 2015

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This was a purchase for my husband who doesn't hear everything when there are other conversations or noises in the same room. We are very pleased these headphones have solved that problem. He can also listen and mute the tv if no one else is watching. Wish we had done this years ago!

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Highly recommend this item. Superior quality and best $$-for-$$ bang for your buck

ByYADU P. SHAHon November 26, 2016

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I was skeptical about the quality of mid-range priced wireless transmitter headphones. Have been using some cheap ones for 5+ years and was pretty used to the feedback that came with those headphones. After purchasing a 4K Tv recently (which I'm really pleased with...especially the up-scaling) the only downside was the headphone jack on this model would take over the audio output when the wireless headphones were plugged in. To solve this problem I ordered a digital-to-audio converter https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NJCCAKY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 which prevented me from having to plug in the 3.5mm input to the side of the TV at night, in the dark, every time I wanted to watch TV before bed. This solved that issue but just created another frequency that causes the buzzing/feedback in cheaper wireless headphones. When looking for a better high-end option I considered the Sony https://www.amazon.com/Sony-MDRRF985RK-Wireless-Headphone-Black/dp/B009A6CZYO/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1480207207&sr=1-1&keywords=sony+wireless+headphones+for+tv but after looking further into those realized that they had a lithium-ion battery that can't be replaced once it goes bad. There were several other headphones I considered including Sennheiser's newest model the RS-175 https://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-RS-175-Wireless-Headphone/dp/B00SLUI5SA/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1480207325&sr=1-2-fkmr1&keywords=seinheiser+wireless+headphones+for+tv that goes for $170 bucks among other options, but after doing some digging the RS120 has a second-generation iteration of the 120 II model for $99 and the one listed on Amazon is the 2009 model so I was skeptical. I ended up pulling the trigger and glad that I did. The Sennheiser is easy to set up, has incredible surround sound (the base is even great which I didn't expect) and there is literally no feedback from anywhere in our house. I would highly recommend this item for the quality but also the fact that I figured out I was spending ~$15 a year on replacing AAA batteries on the cheap one (this come with rechargeable batteries and charges by sitting them on the transmitter.) This would be a great X-mas gift for parents/grandparents who watch TV in the same bed at night and even younger gamers. I have no complaints and think would have bought this item several years earlier had I known how good they turned out to be!

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Nice sound, fit, but don't get caught wearing them when the sound source goes silent.

ByEinnondrison January 24, 2016

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The earphones have good sound with good range. The recharge is within a reasonable period of time. And I can wear the phones for a couple of hours at a time without them becoming uncomfortable. I bought two units so that my wife and I could both have a pair. One nifty bit about it is that we can share our source of music with each other... One of us can start streaming on a frequency, but both headphones can be tuned in.

I'll be keeping the headphones, but I must admit, there are things about them I don't much care for.

1) The bulky recharge station has the appearance of a 20th century left-over that looks like an old steam iron, and has a massive footprint.
2) If you position the station incorrectly, you get random interference, much like not quite being able to tune a radio station, and it fades in and out; and when it fades out, there is a varying degree of hissing-static noise.
3) When the sound-source goes silent, the tower appears to stop broadcasting a signal, and that makes the headphones pick up static. This happens quite suddenly, and the transition from silence to ear-splitting hissing-static can be anything from annoying to downright painful. The noise level is sufficiently loud enough that my ears continue to ring, even without the headphones on, for a good hour.

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