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supereagle

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Have a question i have a nice ctf-1000 april 1978 date ,just got another ct-f1000 today may 1978 date but mint took cover off been service its whole life older gent owned .This one i just got looks new inside and out ,i mean brand new and the sound is awsome,my question is my previous one is a multi voltage and new one is not.ARE the multi voltage built better or more desirable or it does not make any difference ,i need to get rid of one i think.Any help appreciated.
 
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the Multi voltage was generally sold in the PX's overseas. Not built any better, but it is more adaptable to voltage changes if you move from one continent to another meaning you won't need an adapter to use it other than a plug. Keep the one that works better, and is cosmetically better for you.
 
Thanks larrydourin hope that was not a stupid question,but i did notice more fuses in non multi voltage unit ,i got it to make a little cash and feed my audio addiction but i think i gotta keep it and sell other.
 
Multi-voltage Pioneer tends to sell for more. I agree though, keep the one that works and sounds better.
 
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