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A rehash of everything we already all have, and probably have in multiple copies and formats.

DL, please

Can you find a large image of this one?

I've only learnt about him after hearing an NPR program talking about him.

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Make it a great day.

That's a good one.

Hope it was a good day.

Don't you live in or near Manhattan? There are no audio stores there? What about the Stereo Exchange, Park Avenue Audio, B&H, Adorama, In Living Stereo, the Harman Store, Lyric Hi-Fi, not to mention several Best Buy locations? I agree there are fewer choices these days, but it would appear that people like you and I still have some places to go when we're in the market for stereo/av equipment. Very few, and what is being sold is for computers and TV systems. B&H has stereo equipment, but not a big selection any more. Best Buy doesn't have anything that's not computer or TV related. I will have to check out the others you mentioned.

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I believe this was done in the very beginning of this topic.

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When you could walk into a audio store and have a myriad of stereo equipment to choose from. I'm in the market for a new receiver. I use to like to walk into a store and get to try out several different models. Even the chain stores today only seem to be selling stereo equipment for computers and mainly compact size speakers. I even miss Crazy Eddie's.