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From: kyl@ttrdc.UUCP (Kwing Y. Lee)
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Subject: Re: Seeking Car Stereo Recommendations
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Date: Tue, 30-Jul-85 10:48:12 EDT
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Dear MARK:

     So where the heck is your address? Anyway, I am also looking for a car stereo
for myself and I have looked at Alpine, Kenwood, Sansui, Pioneer, Blaupunkt,
Clarion, Sony and Panasonic. Except for the Alpine units, all the other stereos
can be purchased at a reasonable discount. My recommendations to you is to 
purchase either a Sony XR780 or a Sansui RX710. Both units have built-in high
power capacilities and the ability to accept a car CD player if you wish to
put one in your car. However, they are more than the $250.00 that you want to
spend. In which case the Sony XR740 or the Sansui RX610 are also good choices
and worth auditioning.

    P.S. The Sony XR780 can be purchase via mail order for $298.00 if you wish to
take the risk. Good Luck.