Brian
An Old Geezer
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Not my sale. The brochures I have all show the 79x/79x1 series receivers that were made from '77 though '81 according to Orion but, none of the 78x/78x1 series. This brochure has a publication date of 1980 or 3 years after the intro of the 79x series. It als does not have the earlier turntables but has later cassette decks the 4504 and 4506 reel to reels. Also, the brochure is missing the 578/572 and 673 and the 185 and larger integrated amps but shows the 180 tuner that is missing in the brochures I have. So it looks like the Orion may be wrong as to the dates of production for the 78x/78x1 series receivers and they are in fact later than and replaced the 79x/79x1 series and the production dates that were thought of as through '81 appear to have ceased by 1980.
Not my sale. The brochures I have all show the 79x/79x1 series receivers that were made from '77 though '81 according to Orion but, none of the 78x/78x1 series. This brochure has a publication date of 1980 or 3 years after the intro of the 79x series. It als does not have the earlier turntables but has later cassette decks the 4504 and 4506 reel to reels. Also, the brochure is missing the 578/572 and 673 and the 185 and larger integrated amps but shows the 180 tuner that is missing in the brochures I have. So it looks like the Orion may be wrong as to the dates of production for the 78x/78x1 series receivers and they are in fact later than and replaced the 79x/79x1 series and the production dates that were thought of as through '81 appear to have ceased by 1980.