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Originally Posted by Burninator
Well for a starter system I woudn't spend the coin on an Harmon Kardon receiver.
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Agreed. However as your previous post points out, money spent on speakers is usually a better investment than on the amp. To that end, IMHO it's a good idea to make sure to spend $50 extra on an amp that's going to last you 5 years; as opposed to wishing you had spent the money later on. Having to fork out $400 later on to get a better amp is money that could be better spent on speakers.