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Not back peddling at all!

Posted by gusser on March 22, 2017 at 22:16:02:
A Best Buy $400 AV receiver is capable of very accurate music reproduction today. I stand behind that statement.
I said nothing to the effect that good tube amps are not,
Care to explaine why my statement is wrong?
And I took the tube LCR biamps out of mt HT system. Just not practical. But my music amp is still a stereo KT66 design. I even have a tube surrounds synthesizer, a tube Hafler matrix!
I'll post some pics of my retired tube LCR amps tomorrow.