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RE: Marantz 125 or 2270

Posted by jaynemo on January 13, 2017 at 06:15:46:
Almost everyday. I just got done pulling about 75 feet of quad shielded coax and going to mount an FM antenna on the back side of my garage to feed my Marantz 2270 upstairs and my Marantz 510M, 3600, 125 combo in the basement. Mostly so I can get better reception for WPKN out of Bridgeport, CT about 40 miles from my house, I'm in a very finicky multipath zone. The radio station is non profit and one of the last surviving non profit stations in the area, other than WUUH (Hartford University), with great eclectic programming. Good news is the station is well publicly funded and is currently in the middle of a $75,000 donation drive for a new transmitter.