"Ray Du****in" <raydu****in@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> Hi! I've been using the same component stereo system for the past 20
> years, and it finally gave up the ghost. Obviously, a lot has changed
> in the audio industry since the last time I bought my system, and I'm
> a bit lost.
>
> I have hundreds of records and cassettes, and only recently began
> buying CD. I don't care about mp3's or whatever they're called.
>
> So I need a receiver/amp, a turntable, dual cassette deck, and a CD
> player. A CD recorder would be nice, if they make such things. My
> computer and stereo systems are not even in the same room so using my
> computer to make music CD's isn't really workable.
>
> But I have no idea where to find stuff like this. Do they even make
> turntables and cassette decks anymore?? I also don't know what brands
> are currently making quality equipment , and which brands are schlock.
>
> If anyone can point me in the right direction and/or give me any
> suggestions or advice, it would be greatly appreciated!
>
It really all comes down to what your prepared to spend. While they
still
make a multiply system, Amp / tuner / cassette tape player / and possible
also a CD player / I doubt you will also get a turntable. unless you can
find a 2nd hand unit.
So it might be time to buy separate items, then if one feature goes
down
your not forced to replace the lot.
You don't speak about your speakers so possibly they will also need
up-dating, So a combined system might be the order of the day, which
might
also include compatible speakers, then buy a separate CD player and
possibly
a turntable.
But in any event, your going to have to spend considerably more then you
did
20 years ago.
bassett
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