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From: jml@drutx.UUCP (LeonJM)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: Blaupunkt vs Sony auto decks?
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Date: Thu, 14-Mar-85 21:49:09 EST
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I also have a Sony XR-75 (and a Sony XM-120 amp).  The FM reception is
not very good at distance, but the tape drive and sound is great.  Hmmm...
The "user" features are alright but the buttons are small and sometimes hard
to find at night.  After having installed several decks myself, I had this
unit professionally installed.  I didn't mind the pain and frustrations at
all but it was expensive.  BTW, my Sony D-5 CD palyer plugs directly into the
XM-120 and also works great, if you don't mind losing the dynamic range
because of the road noise.  Consequently, I don't listen to classical on the
road.  Your best bet is to listen to someone's system.  Net advice is 
confusing at best.

John Leon  ihnp4!drutx!jml