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Date: Wed, 28-Sep-83 07:19:33 EDT
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Posted: Wed Sep 28 07:19:33 1983
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cmcl2!sullivan    Sep 28 07:19:00 1983

I have an Advent Model 420-S desk top stereo, which is a little cube that looks
like a safe, and a pair of speakers.  I bought it for $140, and I have had it
for about 8 months.  I am extremely happy with it, as the sound quality is
simply tremendous.

It is an FM receiver, with inputs for phono, aux, and tape.  It comes with
balance, bass, and treble controls as well as the obvious volume control.  The
spec's don't say how many watts it puts out, but I can't put the volume control
more than half-way without bringing everyone on the floor screaming into my
office.

I also have a portable (walkman-type) cassette player connected to it, and it
works like a charm.  Life would be unbearable without it.

I had looked at the KLH and PROTON, but when I saw the price of this unit, and
then heard the sound quality, I was hooked.

David Sullivan,
New York University

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