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RE: Vintage (or not) Receiver

For great sounding, reliable power, Denon is hard to beat. They can be had cheap and the tuners are great. I also like Niko, Technics and Onkyo receivers. if you can find one, Kyocera receivers are real sleepers. They are some of the best sounding receives made, and they usually go cheap, because nobody knows what they are.

Dave

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