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In the course of reading various documentation, I came across a warning =
that compiling festival, or perhaps some other program that requires =
festival, can potentially kill a hardware synth.

Is this a true risk?
I'm looking to compile festival on a slackware 10.1 system with a =
doubletalk synth.

-- Rob