reggaenaut
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I was astounded by the quality of the knobs on the 7065: reminds me of the upscale JeffRowland brand.
How is yours working? Can you post a pic?reggaenaut said:I was astounded by the quality of the knobs on the 7065: reminds me of the upscale JeffRowland brand.
Yamaha B-2 said:Traded an EW refurb'd CA-2010 for the TAN-8550 and matching TAE-8450 preamp. Based on retail, about $600, I guess. But, then am putting in the funds needed to redo with EW. It is rated at the same 100wpc that the B-2 is. Runs considerably hotter than does the B-2. Those extra 15 pounds in the B-2 are about half heat-sink and half power supply (B-2 is a true duo-mono with two transformers, four filter caps, etc., while Sony never made anything that was, to my knowledge). Here is Axel's link for the TAN-8550: http://www.thevintageknob.org/VFET/TAN8550/TAN8550.html

axel said:looks damn' good, too !
Perhaps at louder listening levels on inefficient speakers. But, my guess is that you would be very hard-pressed to hear any difference.nbourbaki said:Thanks Axel! I really love the way it looks and sounds. As good as this receiver sounds I'm curious if the V7 might sound a little better.
Yamaha B-2 said:BTW - Did Terry send you my service manual by mistake?
cool name: volvo 242 GT, even here in sweden nearly nobody have ever heard of that car they are very rare here to, i know a man who own one in new cond tuned with volvo R-sport equipment that give the engine 200 hp...and i bought a sony receiver last week: str 6050 in gothenburg, with 1 year warranty!! and it plays so sweeet!! soft and powerfull. works good with modern denon cd and monitor audio B2 wired up with transparent audio cables. did throw my rotel combo in the closet!Volvo242GT said:Mmmm, how'd ya guess? tee hee
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Whitehall said:My brother-in-law made this cabinet for my recapped tuner. Solid wood and rabbited joints - this is a beautiful piece and the cherry will age to a darker, reddish shade.