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Down sizing (tears)

rjag46

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Due to circumstances beyond my control (med bills) gonna have to down size.Have 2 amp/rec. and 3 pwr amps. If you had to, witch 2 would you keep ?? !,st is a Luxman RX-102 amp/rec. with a matching Luxman GX-101 Eq. 2,nd is a Kenwood Super Eleven amp/rec. (Euro mod.) 125 wpc. at 8 ohm. 3,rd is a Kemwood Basic M1D pwr. amp. 125 wpc. @ 8 ohm. 4,th is a Hafler DH-200 pwr amp. 100 wpc @ 8 ohm. and last is a Mitsubishi M-A4371 pwr. amp. 100 wpc @ 8 ohm. Would appreciate you opinions. hanks Bob G Anch. Ak.:tears::tears:
 
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Sorry to hear of your situation Bob, hope everything works out.

I'm not a receiver guy but those Kenwood Super Eleven units are sweet. I think I'd want to consider if one of the choices has recently been gone through to help ensure the best reliability.
 
I'm sorry for your current financial and medical situation. I can't assist with your decision, but I do like your avatar. :yes:
 
Sell what brings the best price to help with your situation. Sounds like there are some fans of the Kenny, so keep those & put the rest out for the bid.
 
I am truly sorry to hear about your challenges. I have been going through this for a few years now and at first it really hurt. I then thought in a positive way and have been having fun going through and evaluating the equipment and combinations. Turned out to be sort of fun and kept focus elsewhere.
 
It boils down to what you love and what you can't replace. I went through the same thing due to a divorce and it sucked. I'm getting back in the groove now, but I lost some things that would be incredibly difficult to replace down the road should I choose to. Best thing is just to let the things you choose go, and get back in the saddle when you can. Life is full of lumps, as you already know. Get healthy, that's the biggest thing.
 
My best to you,I would keep the Kenwood and let the others go.I'm sure being in Alaska doesn't necessarily help with selling.Your best bet my be here on AK?
 
Deepest sympathy to your situation. There are no other possessions you rather part with?

You have assembled some good ones, and would require some work to get them back again...

I should sell some of my stuff as well, but I've been procrastinating for awhile now...to my wife's dismay...
 
Keep the Kenwood.

Best of luck to you, I too have had to pare down. It hurts at first, then you find yourself wondering why you haven't missed it.
 
My best to you,I would keep the Kenwood and let the others go.I'm sure being in Alaska doesn't necessarily help with selling.Your best bet my be here on AK?

I agree with this, and the fact most of the other gear could be repurchased at another time, although Alaska shipping to and from drives the costs up some.

Sorry to hear of your medical issues, hope things work out and your health returns to normal.
 
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