That is exactly how the economic laws of a free and efficient market are supposed to work.SoCal Sam said:If you are so unhappy with your 16.5, why not let it go to someone who will appreciate it.
Rgds,
That is exactly how the economic laws of a free and efficient market are supposed to work.SoCal Sam said:If you are so unhappy with your 16.5, why not let it go to someone who will appreciate it.
Sounds good. Bring your programmable remote and we'll get it set up for your NAD 7600.vintagestereo said:Sam -- Let's do lunch and bring those Bostons along.Call me at work.
-- Chris
Marko: With so much angst in your posts regarding the 16.5, I am pointing out what seems obvious to me. And, remembering how you, through NN's correspondence post, hounded Richard Schramm about the phono stage, I see a pattern of complaining that can only mean some sort of disatisfaction. There is nothing wrong with disliking a unit. My dislike of the G-X700 series is well known and I did something about it, I sold my G-9700. So, I suggest you do the same and become a fan of something you truly like. Sam.Marko said:That's sort of like the USA Republicans who USED to tell me to move to Canada, just because I was against many of their agendas.
I'm not "unhappy". Just calling a spade a spade, based on firsthand experiences.
These claims of GLOBAL DOMINATION by Concept receivers (en masse), are just plain wrong. There's LOTS of great, high-quality receivers out there, which bring much joy, to many people.
Guess what? The manufactured artificial need to promote Concept receivers, using capitolized words like DOMINATE, in some bizarre form of TERRITORIAL URINATION upon other stereo receivers, no matter what abilities they have, is not right to re-broadcast(repost) over and over and over again, as if it was Gospel...
I am an owner/user of Concept receivers. I know from where I speak.
I am a Witness.
be well
Marko
Ever own the RX-1603? I've got one and it is truly a collector's item because of its rarity and looks.ExJxC said:Here Chirs says he would keep the Rotel over every receiver
http://audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=84275&highlight=RX-1603
ExJxC said:Here Chris clearly lists the 16.5 second to the SX-1250.
http://audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=68741
Yes, marko, Id have to agree. So far I have had no complaints with mine except for the vynil case(which is being replaced this weekend), and the "step" volume control--but I can live with it. The tuner section on mine is INCREDIBLE!! Get yours into the shop and have it serviced--or sell it.:yes:Marko: I'd say your 16.5 needs a tune-up.
Someone can look this up in the Blue Book, but i believe it cost somewhere in the region of high-$800's in approx. 1979.Twenty20Man said:Can someone tell me what a Concept 16.5 cost new. and the years it was produced. not that it matters much just to satisfy my odd curiosity. I still want to sit and give a 16.5 a serious listen and god willing one day i will.
ExJxC said:Here Chris clearly lists the 16.5 second to the SX-1250.
http://audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=68741
ExJxC said:Here Chirs says he would keep the Rotel over every receiver
http://audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=84275&highlight=RX-1603
Retro Stereo said:ExJxC,
Thanks for digging all of those other posts up, that's funnier than hell. :thmbsp:
Retro
SoCal Sam said:Marko: With so much angst in your posts regarding the 16.5, I am pointing out what seems obvious to me. And, remembering how you, through NN's correspondence post, hounded Richard Schramm about the phono stage, I see a pattern of complaining that can only mean some sort of disatisfaction. There is nothing wrong with disliking a unit. My dislike of the G-X700 series is well known and I did something about it, I sold my G-9700. So, I suggest you do the same and become a fan of something you truly like. Sam.
MitsuMan said:How long before the masses are asking for a separate forum for the Concept?![]()