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From: ranma@noc.arc.nasa.gov (Robert Michael Gutierrez)
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Subject: Re: The TOP of the line stereo system
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Date: 8 Nov 90 13:50:51 GMT
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v064lnev@ubvmsd.cc.buffalo.edu (Zerxes Bhagalia) writes:

> 	Remember me? You can read the previous article with this name if you 
> don't.  In any case, I've done some research, and have chosen the following
> components so far:

> 	Day Sequerra Broadcast Monitor Tuner

Have you *actually* been able to find one.  What price???  Somebody said 
they got quoted $5,000 once, but this was back in '83!!!

> 	Nakamichi 1000 DAT

I see you decided on DAT for your polyester needs ... uhh, that's not clothes
by the way ...

Have you given thought to any cassette decks???  I've always thought the
best deck made was the old Nak 682-ZX.  This deck was actually reasonable,
at lest when it first came out.  Portable DAT's (either handheld or auto)
are not readily available, but car decks are (ie: Nak 555).  Too bad there
isn't any good portable/handheld units...

I know some people think Nak Dragons are "gods", but a 682-ZX really did
do justice to my Nak tapes.  Wish I still had it... (it "disappeared" one
day).


   robert.