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People: Dan Healy was the man who built the Wall of Sound! It was Bear's idea, but it was Dan Healy who actually built it. It's one thing to have brilliant idea, it's another thing (not better, just another) to actually make it happen. I don't have references at hand but there are plenty. There are other issues with this article but I'd be happy if at least Dan Healy got credit where credit is due! 2A02:1210:624A:3400:48EA:D2D4:DF8D:D919 (talk) 06:56, 11 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]
