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RE: Vintage Receivers- what to look for

I've had older receivers and know what you seek. It's too bad that you've gotten a few snarky, helpless comments here but I encourage you to keep looking. It's flea market and garage sale time too.

BTW, I've had older tube Fisher and wish I had never sold them, particularly the 400, 500 and 800. There are plenty of SS 70's Japanese stuff that would also be a find worth a mild rebuild if necessary. It seems that repair people and places don't bother much with SS that is old and any part would be hard to locate, but tube gear is another story.

cheers



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