Technics SA-425 Receiver, $89

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Here is a nicly powered Technics receiver with rosewood vinyl cabinet and phono
input. Unique in that it provides both analog and digital frequency tuning
indicators. This unit would make a fine sounding main system with it's 50 watts
per channel output. Inputs: AM/FM, Tape 1 and 2, Aux. and phono. Mute/Mono
switch. LED signal strength meter. Walnut grain vinyl cabinet. Includes
original factory carton and operating instructions.

Excellent cosmetics and fully functional. Unit has been bench tested. Nice
strong output with quiet controls. You can't find this quality today for this
very modest price.

Offered in the early 80's this receiver listed around $300. Only $89 plus
shipping. (17lbs net, 23 gross)

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On 29/5/04 7:43, in article ,
"Ken Drescher" wrote:

Excellent cosmetics and fully functional. Unit has been bench tested. Nice
strong output with quiet controls. You can't find this quality today for this
very modest price.

Technics, Panasonic's low-budget sibling, was not quality then and it's junk
now.

Technics, Hitachi, AR, EPI- the lowest of low end junk scrounged from yard
sales and trash cans in the southeast USA.

Bluebook value, $11. Typical of the ancient low-end junk sold by Ken
Drescher.

In article ,
says...

Technics, Panasonic's low-budget sibling, was not quality then and it's junk
now.

Your ignorance is shining quite strongly. Technics was Panasonic's "high end"
line. All their good stuff was labeled Technics and their other stuff was
marketed under the Panasonic label.
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Alex

"Alex Rodriguez" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...

Technics, Panasonic's low-budget sibling, was not quality then and it's
junk
now.

Your ignorance is shining quite strongly. Technics was Panasonic's "high
end"
line. All their good stuff was labeled Technics and their other stuff was
marketed under the Panasonic label.
---------------
Alex

McCarty's ignorance is indeed striking.
"Every village has an idiot."