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RE: My Vintage Monsters receivers - bigger and heavier is better

Posted by rickl (A) on February 10, 2016 at 09:05:23

In Reply to: My Vintage Monsters receivers - bigger and heavier is better posted by cjspu on January 28, 2016 at 12:47:27:

I have a Kenwood KR-9400, 120w/c monster.

This was the biggest amp I had until I got a Hafler power amp. I seem to have a lot of 60-100 watt amps (Dynaco, Hafler, Adcom).

This receiver has the preamp/power amp jumpers so I was able to listen to the amp only. I really liked it. I ended up using it for cassette rips I was doing for friends. Seems a little under used and probably will give it to a family member.

I do have ADS speakers hooked up to it.
looking for some jazz and a little libations - js

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