Pros: Price. "Simplicity". Power. Remote control.

Cons: Audiofiles think you need a Lamborghini when a Corvette will "do".

The Bottom Line: Hits the mark, read the specs, no buyers remorse.

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Pros: Reasonably priced (don't pay more than $120) basic good quality stereo receiver/amplifier

Cons: Limited to 2 channel sound, and no turntable input. That's about it. Nice unit

The Bottom Line: Just have a little to spend, or just want stereo? This is a value, and is easy to use.

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Pros: Relatively Inexpensive, Simplicity in a basic stereo 2 Channel Receiver with Two Pair Speaker Controls

Cons: May not be powerful enough for some listener's volume levels.

The Bottom Line: Simple clean design and layout on a good basic 2-channel stereo receiver platform that will provide clean quality sound to speakers wired in two different rooms

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Pros: Clean power, nice design, does the job

Cons: Not for loud freaks, obviously a throwaway design to satisfy a small niche

The Bottom Line: This is need-based, I suppose. If you want the best deal, this isn't it. But if you want stereo and don't demand tons of power, go for it.

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Pros: Price is right and tuner works fine.

Cons: I really expected more from a Sony.

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Pros: Simple system that is easy to install and easy to operate.

Cons: This unit does NOT have a phono hookup and very weak sound.

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Pros: Digital volume control Decent remote

Cons: Bad sound Power rating seems incorrect (Sony spec) Bad speaker binding posts

The Bottom Line: My recommendation is to use this for fullrange music reproduction only if you are deaf.

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