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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
A little off topic, but Gene DellaSala has a good video on Audioholics.com that explains that a 30 year old receiver is really a piece of junk compared to a much less expensive new receiver.
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Thanks for the heads-up on that interview; I really enjoyed it. But I didn't quite have the same "takeaway" as you did.
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I embrace the new technology and I still like the vintage stuff. There's no reason you can't enjoy both" does not quite translate to: a 30 year old receiver is really a piece of junk compared to a much less expensive new receiver. I have about a dozen, both, newer and vintage (mostly) and they all have their attributes.
Fred