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With relatives like you, who needs enemies?

Posted by jeromelang on January 3, 2012 at 15:29:50:
I hope your cousin is reading this thread.
He doesn't need dumb pucks like you breathing down his neck over what he should or shouldn't buy with his own money.
My post was directed to disbeliever, specifically to "wind him up".
Fact is, the str-da5400es is really a nice receiver with a great auto-calibration feature.
The sonic performance of the analog circuits and power amp section were greatly improved over it's predecessors, str-da5300es and str-da5200es. I know intimately because I lived with each one of these for a year.
Inmates who want to know more about the str-da5400es are welcomed to post their questions here.