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From: berry@solaria..ARPA@mordor.ARPA (Berry Kercheval)
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Subject: Re: Yamaha R-7
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Date: Tue, 26-Aug-86 12:00:51 EDT
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In article <917@tekigm2.UUCP> jerryc@tekigm2.UUCP (Jerry Carathers) writes:
>In article <1618@homxc.UUCP>, tigger@homxc.UUCP (K.VENNER) writes:
>> I am looking to buy a new receiver and speakers.  [...]
>
>Look at the JVC RX-500B. It has 100 w/ch, digital tuner with 30
>presets (15 AM and 15 FM), remote control and 6-band programmable
>equalizer.
>
>It's simply the most phenominal receiver I've ever seen 

I have a very similar JVC receiver -- the RX-740 I think it's called.
I am VERY happy with it.  I got for about $180 it at the Pacific
Stereo liquidation sale after they filed Chapter 11.  The only
problem is that it was their demo unit and came "as-is" -- no manual,
no box, no warranty card, just the receiver.  I helped the salesman
yank it out of the demo room.  Now if only I could figure out how that
*%@# programmable equalizer works....

  --berry