Upgrade Analogy
Think, if you had an old turntable or record player from the early
80's, by now the needle would probably be worn, the belts would be
stretched and worn, the electronics would be outdated and
antique. You wouldn't try to integrate that old turntable or
record player into a 2001 Hi-Fi stackable stereo system with surround
sound and remote control would you? Of course not, if you really
wanted to listen to those old records of yours you would have bought
an up to date turntable that is fully compatible with your new
system. That way you wouldn't have to worry about the old one
going out on you or trying to find parts for the old one or ... (you
get the picture) Well, it's the same with that OLD receiver of
yours - do you really want to spend the money to have half of a new
system? If you spend all this money and your old analog receiver
goes out on you and needs repair, it may not be repairable.
Almost all of the old companies are out of business now and the parts
for these older systems are no longer available. You would then
have to go out and buy a new analog receiver such as the Supra
below. You would then have two boxes instead of one, and In our professional opinion this would be a
second choice to the 4DTV stand alone system.
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