I had an S-7310. Great receiver. Not only did it have a nice warm sound as other have stated, but it compared very favorably to my Pioneer SX-828. And, the tuner was no slouch either.
There were few things more gratifying after a hard day's work then a stiff drink and getting lost in the music. Now that I'm retired and am freed of the daily grind I am happy nothing has changed.
I know some sellers (and not just limited to electronics) who believe "mint" is used to describe the cosmetics of something regardless of the inner workings. Some years ago I looked at an early sixties Ford Galaxie. The car sat in a heated garage for years, and with the exception of dust and...
My home set up is definitley not surround but arranged for stereo. Regardless of whatever receiver/integrated amp I use with different speakers I appreciate the sound qualities from these arrangements. I tend to get lost in the music and am very happy.
Love this post. I have an old Sony transistor radio bought in the mid 1980s. I used all around the house, mostly for background music. I remember using it a lot doing outside work around the house. The thing has lots of paint splatter from two house paintings. One hell of a workhorse.
Earlier this month I got my first integrated, a KA-7100. I heard a lot of good things about the model and since I have never had an integrated I bought this item from the auction site. The unit sounds great. It is a bit neutral in sound as mentioned on this board but still provides a clear...
Is this it? I popped the lid. I have no idea what I am looking at. Sorry for the less than stellar pic.
Edit: Upon further research on this site it seems what I have in the pic is something with a handle that is used to cover the device the MC transformer plugs into. It appears I do not...