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Hear Is a Feast for Hungry Ears

Last year I wrote a five-star review of an iTunes plug-in called "SRS iWow," saying that it: "magically processes music you play in iTunes so it sounds much better regardless of the speakers or earphones you use. It makes crummy speakers or earphones sound significantly better and makes good speakers or earphones sound fantastic." After I wrote that review I started to wonder why I could only enjoy the SRS iWow magic in iTunes. Why couldn't I experience all of its sound-enhancing goodness in, say, DVD Player, Safari or my favorite games?
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