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Upgraded parts of my stereo, selling older but quality equipment.  All are
circa 1989-90 and have been well cared for.  All prices felt to be reasonable
but negotiable.  Original boxes for most, manuals for all.  Will consider
trades for a quality center-channel surround speaker or quality car audio
components.

Realistic single-well cassette deck SCT-83                       $75
An excellent single deck, particularly for recording off CD for your car.
Auto-Reverse, full-logic controls, Dolby B & C, Timer, Record level and balance
controls, Bias control, auto-tape sensing, timer, and "Instant Reverse" which
senses the leader and reverses, saving 10-20 seconds of dead time or missed
recording.

Sherwood Stereo Receiver RA-1240R                               $125
A great dorm or small home receiver, delivers quality sound at moderate levels,
quite good approaching maximum power.
70 clean watts per channel stereo receiver, pre-Dolby surround for great movie
watching.  This is a heavy unit - it has a massive heat sink to run cool for
extended periods.  Has built in 5-band equalizer behind trap door, with
source-direct cut-out.  30 radio presets, masked LCD display to avoid
interference.  4 audio inputs, 2 tape in/out.  Remote control, motorized volume
control.

Pioneer CD-Changer PD-M600                                      $125
An early Pioneer 6-disc changer; provides great convenience and keeps your CDs
stored in cartridges (10 included, plus single-play cart).
Had digital fade in/out, intelligent random play, 32 step program.  Monster
remote has 10 cartridge memories, store it once and forget it.  Has subcode
digital out if you're into higher end stuff.  May need a laser alignment soon. 
Player with single cart only is $100.

Will accept offers on all three pieces, or the set.  Add a pair of speakers and
you've got a hell of a good college stereo.

Drop me a line with an offer or to arrange a listen.

Thanks,

Joel
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Joel Furtek
Head Coach, Novice Women's Crew
Graduate Program in Exercise Physiology
The University of Virginia