Any recommendations for stereo amplifiers/receivers?
preferably with phono input.
Any recommendations for stereo amplifiers/receivers?
Lucas Jenkins
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Jace Long
Sure, you can find everything you're looking for here:
justfuckinggoogleit.com
Nicholas Allen
Go to a pawn shop and pick up pretty much any Technics model for $50-80
Sebastian Richardson
Yamaha
Chase Green
Yamaha A-S201
Logan Cruz
They all have phono input. NAD, technics, or higher end Yamaha are all good
Easton Brown
google brand name flagship reciever.
Camden Price
Sansui 9090db
Benjamin Ross
most new ones only have hdmi and line inputs.
Jaxson Nelson
Emotiva ta-100
Adam Green
Fixed a mate's Marantz which sounded astounding, kind of wish i'd told him it was fucked and kept it, but cursed with excess honesty I guess.
Isaiah Bailey
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Evan Reed
If so, then I'll second the rec for the AS201. It has phono for sure
Austin Foster
>so many great vintage receivers on ebay
>all pickup only
Bentley Walker
Vintage receivers are heavy as fuck, cost a lot to ship, and sells are afraid fragile connections will break during shipment.
Logan Wilson
Most important question.
What's your price range?
Blake Sanders
My Onkyo is 55lbs, supposedly it's the heaviest receiver made
Kayden Baker
up to $150, preferably cheaper.
I've been using a JVC from 1977 but it died.
Aaron Torres
Fixed a similar looking JVC the other day.
Daniel Perez
Owned a couple Onkyos and a Harmon Kardon over the course of 20 years... only had to replace to accommodate more modern outputs.
Both brands are outstanding and can push several big speakers with great clarity.
Josiah Robinson
yamaha ax900 or ax1080
Lucas Cook
>asking Sup Forums for advice
Julian Mitchell
What is the intended purpose? Just playing some records?
Brayden Jackson
>What is the intended purpose? Just playing some records?
And what are you planning on driving with it? Bookshelf speakers? Full surround? Subs?