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RE: New "Old" Amp ...

Posted by airtime on April 29, 2017 at 08:18:59:
Having had both at the same time I would be careful before selling the 1060 if it's restored.
I liked the sound of my Yammies but if you're a Marantz man there is no substitute. It's a taste thing.
The 1060 is a classic and the template of the best of Marantz. If you are in the position you really should have it restored by Bob Speece. I had my Marantz 250M redone by him and WOW! is it different.