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The image shows a collection of electronic equipment on what appears to be a metal shelf or tabletop.
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The image shows a collection of electronic equipment on what appears to be a metal shelf or tabletop. Prominently featured are a small black box with blue accents labeled "AES" and a white circular object next to it, which looks like a disc or platter. To the right, there's a gray box with various buttons and displays that suggest it's a piece of electronic measuring or controlling equipment, possibly an oscilloscope or similar device. The objects are arranged in no particular order, indicating they might be used for different purposes or are stored together out of convenience. There is also text at the bottom of the image that appears to say "ETC E30," which could refer to a specific model or product line, although without additional context it's unclear what this refers to.
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