GE Stereo Classic amp & tuner...

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My friend has loaned me his GE classic stereo amp and tuner to see if I like it and maybe trade something for it. The amp has the original 6973 power tubes and is a little dirty but otherwise looks to be in good shape, I am going to give it to the tech I use to see if he can find any issues with it. I am not familiar with this amp and I didn't even know GE made separate components. My question before I take it in is is it worth it? Is it a good amp & tuner and what would be a good trade value? I am thinking of trading my Fisher 500 if I like it.
What do you think?

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Topic - GE Stereo Classic amp & tuner... - dancingseamonkey 09:42:11 04/28/20 (8)

RE: GE Stereo Classic amp & tuner... - Story 06:15:28 05/1/20 (0)

Yes, keep the 500. )mt( - J. S. Bach 11:50:15 04/29/20 (2)

concur (FWIW) - mhardy6647 07:11:30 04/30/20 (1)

500C. nt - dancingseamonkey 08:53:31 05/2/20 (0)

RE: GE Stereo Classic amp & tuner... - Chef Henry 13:47:55 04/28/20 (3)

RE: GE Stereo Classic amp & tuner... - Bold Eagle 10:39:52 06/2/20 (0)

RE: GE Stereo Classic amp & tuner... - Jim McShane 13:11:13 04/29/20 (0)

Thanks. nt - dancingseamonkey 09:26:09 04/29/20 (0)

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