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Here we have some 23 minutes of fireworks, sirens and other ambiance:

Nov 02, 2013, 09:45 PM

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From my trusty ninth-floor London highrise balcony, I bring to you some beautiful booms, zipping cars and whaling sirens. Once again using the #Olympus #LS-100 digital recorder and very handy #Jecklin disk with #Cad #M179 condenser #microphones, I urge you to put on your favourite set of headphones, or turn it up loud on your speakers and enjoy the great sound.

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