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Persoanlly I am a Black Kenwood fan. Not very good pics but here she is.
KR-V7060 Receiver
KX-W8050 cassette deck
Basic M2 Amplifier
Basic M2A Amplifier
I will eventually get a GE series equalizer but the Yamaha has to do for now.
Couple of pics of an L-01T tuner that I formerly owned. I paid $500 for it; it had about that much in upgrades- e.g. 31 new caps. Sold it for $1000.
I know there are those who would question the wisdom of selling such a rare piece, but with a fully modded Sansui TU-717, a Marantz 20b, Sony ST-A6B, Denon TU-850 I still have WAY more nice tuners than I can ever use. And tuners are just one of my many interests..
The Kenwood sounded fantastic, but frankly the design left something to be desired. Mine seemed slightly different than some others I've seen in pictures and the labeling for the buttons was nearly impossible to read. I know this is a very rare tuner, and I was sorry to see it go, but I needed to free up the cash.
Anyway, I thought I'd share the pics, which are not very good since the reflective front made it very hard to photograph.
Here is my KR-9400 currently serving office duty. She's a rock solid performer, driving four baby Kenwood LS-403's. It is on all day long and doesn't even shed the slightest bit of heat. On top of it is a Pie-on-eer DVL-90 with a Copper Chassis. I have 120 WPC on tap in case I need it. I have turned it up quite loud with the front door open and you can hear it all the way across the street up to 100 yards away. A few audiophile customers have commented to me about how detailed and flat the response is, and that is quite a feat since the dining room has alot of carryover and reverb when people are talking. They are in the four corners at 12 feet high, and the bass is really tight when you are right in the center of the dining room listening to it.
I have a Kenwood KT-4007. I realize that it is their BOTL for the time, but it pulls in stations well and has a very tube-like sound. I will drag it out and post pics when I get home from work...