plastic penguin said:Pioneer SA-706, retailed around £170 in 1976 when first produced, which takes closer to the midrange sector. Cracking amp.
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moon said:ooo.....shiny
John Duncan said:moon said:ooo.....shiny
"rights of the copyright holder acknowledged and trampled underfoot"
plastic penguin said:John Duncan said:moon said:ooo.....shiny
"rights of the copyright holder acknowledged and trampled underfoot"
Oooo you shouldn't replicate other people's style, s'okay? hehehaha
BTW, rather than put in well known makes how about lesser known amps.
chebby said:Number one on this list has to be the original NAD 3020. (My first one cost about £70).
It was a revolutionary product and NAD sold 1.1 million of them. (Far more if you include subsequent variants.)
plastic penguin said:"...revolutionary product..."
In what sense?
moon said:The time has come for the top ten budget amplifiers list.
Under £300
any era
any type.
nominations here.............. Will NAD make the list?
:read:
chebby said:plastic penguin said:"...revolutionary product..."
In what sense?
It changed the market forever. (The best selling integrated amp, ever, will do that.)
chebby said:JVC JA-S11 and Sansui AU-217.
If you didn't own a NAD 3020 then there was a very good chance you owned one of these instead 🙂