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"If you are looking for a new, modern receiver (a good idea) I've always been happy with Onkyo. A lot of bang for the buck. And they still include a phono section (just double check before you buy). Many people like big powerful '70s receivers and those can be had pretty cheaply, but old electronics can have problems. Both Pete B and I just redid our Advent 300 receivers. They are only 15 WPC but have an exceptional phono section. Or go for power: 1970s Pioneer, Kenwood won't break the bank. Sherwood solid state stuff is inexpensive and very good. Sylvania receivers are under-appreciated and often a bargain. Marantz is popular. Just remember--you will probably need to have a competent tech check out any 30-year-old gear and you have to factor that in to the price. Kent \n"
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