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Beautful. Now what you need...

Posted by 1973shovel on April 29, 2017 at 05:50:45:

is one of these to go with it! The Yamaha CT-7000 was thought to be the poor man's Sequerra back in 1974. But at $1200 1974 dollars, it was still far out of the average man's reach.

I don't think your emotion statement sounded corny at all. I still use a Marantz 105 tuner for exactly that reason. I have other tuners which out-perform it from an RF standpoint, but the Marantz blue dial was something I lusted after as a teenager, but could never afford.

I hope your new old amp brings you years of great service and pride in ownership!