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![]() Excellent observations and comments John! I started in this hobby when I was in elementary school with a Hallicrafters S-38E. At that time tabletops were abundant beyond belief because they all used valves! It's sad to see the demise of good tabletop receivers, however, there's always a good supply in the used market for reasonable prices if you shop a bit. That's were I've shopped for the last 15 years. I have tried almost all of the solid state receivers and still use two of my favorites, an old Icom R70 and a Kenwood R-5000. I really liked the R75, but there just wasn't enough knobs to twiddle!! Frank K3YAZ Tucson, AZ |
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