I used to own and love Yamaha Natural Sound receivers and integrated amps. The ones that were switchable into Class A on the front panel. I thought they sounded exceptional in Class A mode. They would only output about 20 watts in Class A, but sounded very sweet with the right speakers. In the early 80's, I had Yamaha integrated,(forget model number), that I used with Infinity Qa speakers, and a Rabco ST-7 table with Ortofon HOMC. 18-20 watts in Class A, was just enough in my small living room, to really enjoy my Pink Floyd, Zeppelin, and Who LP's.
Stereo Receivers from the past...
Perhaps a useless question, but even though I am not a politician I have the right to be useless sometimes!
In thinking about a second bedroom system...If I were to use a receiver any toughts on good sounding ones you have had. The best I have had, in the past, were the original Magnum Dynalab 208 and the Nakamichi SR-3a. I had sold both. But now with thinking of a bedroom system those do come to mind, but wondering if you have experienced a stereo receiver that you feel is better. I am not much into compressed streaming but do enjoy a local/public classic Jazz station and the Jazz and female vocals music I own. Thanks
In thinking about a second bedroom system...If I were to use a receiver any toughts on good sounding ones you have had. The best I have had, in the past, were the original Magnum Dynalab 208 and the Nakamichi SR-3a. I had sold both. But now with thinking of a bedroom system those do come to mind, but wondering if you have experienced a stereo receiver that you feel is better. I am not much into compressed streaming but do enjoy a local/public classic Jazz station and the Jazz and female vocals music I own. Thanks