Ohm Model F - What amp/receiver should I get?

Thanks for the input. I'm glad I have been asking around for this sort of stuff, because with receivers, and most speakers, you just plug them in, crank up the volume, not start from 0 and go up.
I will study these instructions and hopefully get something. I don't know what amp is good or bad. I never touched amps in my life. But I'll see what happens.
Thanks again.
If I run into trouble, don't be surprised if you hear from me again.

Once you get the feel for components vs. a receiver, they operate largely the same. It's not a different operating procedure so much as a precaution for the much more powerful amplifier until you get familiar with the equipment and what it does.

I'm starting to see that. It roughly has the same sort of inputs and outputs, some is about the same.
But yeah, the power of it. I'd hate to blwo the speakers or anything really.

I'd be bit concerned about the status of those old Crown amps. There's a good chance the caps need to be replaced and the amp re-biased.
Those old Walsh drivers might need new surrounds, they were notorious for sagging.

I agree with unsound, please be careful of vintage equipment that has not been updated or modified recently. bad caps are bad news.

However, I have found that OHM F or A are not nearly as fussy about amps as some would believe. I have used all manner of equipment to drive mine.

Our TLS-I and II series are quite amp friendly.

Also,...

For your perusal and gentle comment I have uploaded a virtual system called "My Walsh Dream" located under the ever evolving section.

Please enjoy...

Kind regards,
Dale Harder
HHR Exotics Speakers