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Ron Ramirez
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03-30-2008, 11:34 PM
Hi Phil

Congratulations on your fine acquisition. Looks like you did very well indeed to me. And since you can pick it up locally, that is an extra added bonus.

Definitely an early version 90 - note the toggle switch at the back of the chassis for "normal-maximum" performance. Only the early 90 receivers have this switch.

I can't tell what is behind the 90 in the pictures, but I run my monitor at 1280 x 1024 resolution so the photos in the auction ad are a bit on the small side to me.
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