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RE: Too many variables

I am familiar with everything in that system. That would have been a very good system for the money and it would sound great on every kind of music I can think of. I sold audio equipment in the 80's, so my system of choice, in that range, was a Denon turntable and receiver, Precept or Denon cartridge with ADS or Energy speakers. Models would be dependent on what they wanted to spend. For less money, it would be Yamaha, Energy or Boston Acoustics, and Precept.

Dave

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