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    Lol - no worries. There'll be a full report here. Good luck with any of the others, dude!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    Given that a TD160 would go for £80 odd on it's own, someone got a bargain. On the bright side, I don't have to explain 3 more boxes coming into the house!
    It's a Mk.I/'TP16'/'60'

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    Got outbid on this in the last second - I bid £87 after too many sherbets last night, and have no need of any of it, but I was very intrigued by the JVC receiver - top of their range in 1977-79 and 120W RMS per channel!
    That JVC receiver looks awesome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Folkboy View Post
    That JVC receiver looks awesome.
    Alex states 1977, it might be more like 1976 as it's a Mk.I

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    Stop it, now I wish I'd had another drink and upped my bid!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andre View Post
    Alex states 1977, it might be more like 1976 as it's a Mk.I
    Yes, you're right, got confused with some Technics kit I was also looking at - the JVC was 1976-78.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    but I was very intrigued by the JVC receiver - top of their range in 1977-79 and 120W RMS per channel!
    A friend of mine back in 1975 or so had one to drive his IMF Professional Monitors. It was a muscular receiver, very brutish.

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    You're not helping either, Martin!

    Having looked at a few more pictures on the web I'm now wishing I had won the bloomin' thing - blue meters, as well!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MartinT View Post
    A friend of mine back in 1975 or so had one to drive his IMF Professional Monitors. It was a muscular receiver, very brutish.
    1975! Not that one.

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    Ooooo, I saw your picture Alex and was thinking (drooling actually) 'nice blue level meters' - then I read your comments....

    Blue meters, don't they just draw you in


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