2-Channel Home Audio
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By Shakeydeal · Posted
That NAD looks sweet. I’d take that all day over a two channel receiver. -
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I would take a look at the NAD products. High quality and great bang for the buck. The C 3050 is magnificent. https://nadelectronics.com/ -
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Cabinets are obviously really beat up and need a lot of work to look decent. If all the drivers work I’d say $700-800.
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By Shakeydeal · Posted
Don’t shortchange yourself with a receiver. If you don’t want to do separates, there are plenty of good integrated amplifiers. I would recommend tubes, but you should state what’s your budget.
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