Inexpensive Stereo Receiver? 2 chn

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^ not 82 but getting there, so do know what you mean.
On one of my systems (one of the spare rooms), I admit that the remotes are a nice feature. Everything else (audio gear) is remote-less.
JJ 828 amp, Sony HD tuner - those have remotes.
I have a JVC A/V remote controlled unit but it's not in use.

One of my other spare rooms - I have the stereo gear on a shelf next to the bed so I can reach over and make adjustments etc. - speakers are across the room.

But 99% of my audio gear is vintage - no remotes / and I don't have any young kiddies around anymore to order them on adjustments I want. Darn...
 
Originally Posted By: kkreit01
^ I don't doubt that. I also don't doubt that he would have told me anything to make the sale. I myself thought it looked more like an older Pioneer from the exterior. Either way, I'm sure it will serve my parents well. The salesmen did say the ($50) more expensive Sony was "garbage" -- for the lack of better terms, so that made him a little more credible.


Sony stuff definitely isn`t what it was in the 70s-80s. I`d never buy anything Sony anymore. Wonder if the same company even makes it?
 
Is there a 2 channel that, while reasonable priced, will push more than the standared 5x100 watts that is common? I have two Cerwin Vega 12" 3 ways that I had on a Kenwood 5x100w. It works, but when attempting to jam it distorts from lack of power.


Would it be better to look for a 2 channel 150wX2 or so or get a regular receiver and find a pre-amp?
 
plug: I also have one of these in mint condition for sale:
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http://www.onkyousa.com/model.cfm?class=Amplifier&m=m-282

my 'for sale' ad at audioholics:
http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=74934
 
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