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Show attendees at Home Entertainment 2003, the Hi-Fi and Home Theater event of the year, will be treated to nearly a dozen educational seminars that will help guide and inform them about what and how to buy the new and sometimes confusing home audio/video and home theater products available today.

For the third year in a row, <I>Quebec Audio-Video Magazine</I> has offered its readers a chance to win an all-expense-paid trip for two to the Home Entertainment Show&mdash;or a trip to the beautiful Charlevoix region of the province of Quebec, Canada, for a musical experience at Le Domaine Forget concert hall.

Show attendees at Home Entertainment 2003, the hi-fi and home theater event of the year, will be treated to nearly a dozen educational seminars to help guide and inform them about what and how to buy the new and sometimes confusing home audio/video and home theater products available today.

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