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  2. Sweetwater Sound - Wikipedia

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    Sweetwater became a Kurzweil dealer, but the company's clients were asking for advice regarding other products as well, so Surack expanded Sweetwater to become a retailer of musical instruments and pro audio equipment, with the recording studio continuing as an integral part of the business.

  3. Chuck Surack - Wikipedia

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    Surack soon established a recording studio in his home and named it Sweetwater Sound. In 1985, he purchased a Kurzweil K250 keyboard for use in the studio and commissioned an engineer to reverse engineer it in order to develop and use sounds of his own design, establishing Surack as an expert within the K250 community.

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  7. Sweetwater - Wikipedia

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    Sweetwater Sound, a musical instrument and equipment retailer Nathaniel Clifton or Sweetwater (1922–1990), American basketball player Sweet Water, a fictional ruined city in Might and Magic VI: The Mandate of Heaven

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  9. Sweet Water (band) - Wikipedia

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    A new Sweet Water sound took shape with Credo as sole guitarist. [7] Sweet Water faced complications with their record labels (mainly due to internal mergers and realignments), and as a result they were unable to extensively tour or record. In order to circumvent the legal wranglings, the band changed their name to Parc Boys in 1996.