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From: kek@mgweed.UUCP (Kit Kimes)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: Pad line level to phono level
Message-ID: <21168@mgweed.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 23-Oct-85 13:07:02 EDT
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Posted: Wed Oct 23 13:07:02 1985
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 >I consider Onkyo to be a solid middle-range maker, and did not
 >think that they made (or used the Onkyo brand name on) low-end stuff
 >like "cassievers" (cassette-deck-receiver combination units). 
 >I never encountered such a beast in "Onkyo" clothing.

As a happy owner of a current model Onkyo receiver, I concur that there
are definitely enough inputs for most normal users (probably even enough
for some non-normal users :-)  ).  However, I have also been following
Onkyo's products for several years now and I can definitely say that
they did sell a 'cassiever' a couple of years ago.  It is not in the 
current catalog and I don't know what the model number was.  I threw
out all the old catalogs and I don't know if this particular model
had any aux inputs.
 
					Kit Kimes
					AT&T Information Systems
					Montgomery Works
					Montgomery, Il. 60538-0305
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