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RetroMcBananaFace said:
Don't overlook some of the more modern stuff from the 90s and early 2000s. People tend to just give it away because it's not cutting-edge, or it doesn't have a polished aluminum faceplate - but I've got a B&K pre/pro setup that cost around $2000 retail in 2002. It sounds as good as anything vintage I've heard and cost me like $300 used last year.

I've got a closet full of Yamaha stuff in various states of disrepair, if you're the fix-it type. I've also got a Technics integrated amp that works great but the wood veneer on the cabinet is in bad shape. Send me a PM if you hit a dead end on what you're looking for.

My current 2-channel rig is all early 1990s Yamaha. They overbuilt their stuff back then when other manufacturers were cheaping out. The amp is an MX-830 - 200 watts per channel and the transformer alone weighs almost 30 pounds. It's not particularly cool looking but it sounds awesome, plus they had remote controls by then.
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Got the Marantz SR 2000 and a set or ELAC Debut B-6 speakers. Turntable works great so we’re buyimg up used albums. First album I played was Dire Straits’ Making Movies. It sounded as good now as it did 38 years ago ?
 
I’ve finally been digging into Emerson, Lake, and Palmer’s catalog for the first time in my life. I bought the reissues of ELP, Tarkus, Pictures at an Exhibition, Trilogy, and Brain Salad Surgery last year, but they had been sitting unopened. I don’t know how I lived without this music. I think the debut just edges out Brain Salad Surgery, at this point. Still need to listen through Tarkus and Trilogy.



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Any Steely Dan.
America.
Michael McDonald.
One thing I love about technology is all of the great music access.
 

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