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Thanks for all the input

Posted by davej on December 6, 2007 at 08:28:50:
I will keep looking back here to watch for more input. It seems like I could either go new low/middle road with newest features or used higher end but older, less features. I think I am more tempted to go the older route to get the best sound quality possible since I cannot afford a new, high end TV yet that would take advantage of all the latest HD technology. What receivers would be more tube-like in sound (warm, lush, etc) since my old Altecs are more voiced for tubes?
Thanks,
Dave