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"i Believe The Radio Was Sold Around Early 1950 Or Earlier. "
Well, since cassettes were only starting to become available, in their most primitive pre-audiophile state, in the early 70's, I belive this guy is either a fargin icehole or a blatent liar.
...neither of which I would consider too a flattering statement.
wait... late breaking news... another quote.
"THE TUBES ARE IN GOOD CONDITION AND IT STILL WORK GREAT."
I'd like to know how he tested them. Did he look to see if they glowed?
(I know, it's solid state.)
Now I'd say he's BOTH of what I called him earlier.
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“He who dies with the most toys is nonetheless dead”
Philips AF-887 TT, Marantz CC 4300 CD changer, Teac R-400X cassette
Marantz 2270
JBL L-26
AV Adjunct: Toshiba 27" TV and DVD/VHS combo
Other toys: http://cgi.audioasylum.com/systems/1606.html
Last edited by Markw; 02-14-2006 at 04:56 PM.
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