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If a DVR, remember they've had a bed design change. Not sure how it would
affect centerline or overall height of headstock.


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According to the spec, it shouldn't matter as both remain with the same dimensions.
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Tony the Turner wrote:

According to the spec, it shouldn't matter as both remain with the same
dimensions.


Thanks George and Tony, as best as I have been able to tell there is
little difference (physically) between the DVR and the DVR-XP, it does
sound like they changed how the extension attaches though.

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