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If you are looking for an Elite CD player, the PD65 was considered one of the best. It is a basic single disc cd player, but very, very sweet. Often show up on eBay...

Hi all! I have a McIntosh Mac 4100 receiver that has sat untouched for probably six months now. It works perfectly, but I just don't have time to use it (receiver in the second bedroom where I never go). I don't think it should just sit there and contemplate selling it. As to condition, the...

Early Gordon Lightfoot...perfect for a lazy, rainy day.

It didn't take long to find this site as I was Googling for info about my Sansui, and not much longer to join. I thought of all the things I would have passed by, as I skipped right to the Pioneer forum, or the Sansui forum, instead of taking the time to explore what was right there in front...

Back in the late 60s to 70s, Kenwood was a very proud name, considered at least the equivalent of Pioneer, Sansui or Marantz. There are a lot of Kenwood lovers hanging out here, so I vote for giving them/us a forum.

My main system is Pioneer Elite, using an M90 amp, rated at 200WPC. My second system uses a Mac 4100 receiver, rated at 75WPC, I believe.

Blue displays, when they are working right, are pure sex in dark room, almost a primordial glow. White, somehow, seems so pedestrian. My stuff glows orange, which is just garish. Len

Belated but well earned congratulations to both. I've had no direct dealings with LV but have been much impressed with Merrylander.

That's the container for that rare Pioneer coating solution for their outputs...it's called unobtainium. :)

I have always viewed McIntosh as holding a nether, middle ground...something exotic and far too expensive for the Pioneer, Technics, Sansui set, but something a little too common and pedestrian for the ultra-exotic handbuilt set. It holds the allure of more or less mass production (with its...

I think I need that...

Mac 4100 is certainly a nice receiver The Mac 4100 is the finest receiver I have ever owned, elegant, well-built and musical. I had to pay over $600 for mine last year but haven't regretted it for a minute. If you want one, it's worth the money.

The M90 was a very good amp and the $500 sale price was not out of line for a mint example. If it is as described, the new owner will be very happy.

Thanks for the best bunch of BS I have seen outside of the political arena in quite some time!

Lord, isn't it strange, after changes upon changes, we are more or less the same, After changes, we are more or less the same! Paul Simon

Welcome to the audio looney bin; it's a nice place to be and it sounds like you will fit right in!

I'm with you, just a bit behind your time. It's 8PM, the chores are done and Rod Stewart is singing his hoarse little heart out for me. A cold brewsky eases the aches and pains, and the day is finally good.

The concert for Bengla Desh...the Dylan set.

If you like them that much, I've got a set you can acquire real cheap! My 150th post, Yea for Me!

Count me in for a tenner, just sent.

It's interesting to note that the seller got less money for each successive sale. He probably should have just sold it the first time and been money and time ahead.

A pair of vintage JBL L100s should be within your budget and will match nicely to your receiver. They are quite efficient and sound good on most types of music. They would make a good starting point and are appreciating in value it would appear, so you should have a safe investment.

For pure listening, I'd have to say Emmylou Harris or Linda Ronstadt. If you throw in looking and dreaming, well, it gets real complicated real fast.

I'm in Shreveport, three hours away, and come to Dallas at least once a month, so I guess you could say I'm in the area.

With apologies to DingusBoy, it goes like this: There once was a man from Nantucket, With brussel sprouts held in a bucket. To like them, he tried He ate, puked and died! His epitaph: Brussel Sprouts: **** It!