[Terry[_3_]]

I'm going to get rid of my 30yr old stereo Amp & Receiver and buy
something more up-to-date.
Even though I'm looking for something new, I'm keeping my old
Nakamichi Dragon cassette player/recorder and My Teac GX-636 reel-to-
reel.
I'm not very up-to-date on the latest devices, so I don't know what I
should be looking for.
I do want a one piece amp/receiver system.

Any help is appreciated.


Terry in Texas

[Tim Padrick]

"Tim Perry" wrote in message
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"Terry" wrote in message
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I'm going to get rid of my 30yr old stereo Amp & Receiver and buy
something more up-to-date.

Why? The new stuff is mostly junk. Unless you want HD radio keep the old
stuff.

Even though I'm looking for something new, I'm keeping my old
Nakamichi Dragon cassette player/recorder and My Teac GX-636 reel-to-
reel.
I'm not very up-to-date on the latest devices, so I don't know what I
should be looking for.

I hear there is something called I-pods. They play crappy sounding music
that is downloaded off the internet. There are also a couple of sattilite
systems where you pay to receive hundreds of crappy formats as long as you
arn't under anything that blocks the signal.

I do want a one piece amp/receiver system.

Any help is appreciated.


Terry in Texas


Does your budget runt to McIntosh products?
http://www.mcintoshlabs.com/default.aspx






Arcam. Better than most others, irrespective of what those others cost.
(As to speakers, you are on your own there.)

In the UK: http://www.arcam.co.uk/

In the US: http://www.aslgroup.com/index.asp