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pioneer SX-7?

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9/6/09 at 1:12pm
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 I have a pioneer SX-7, i want to know what everyone thinks about this receiver.  Is it good/bad/ok?

Also i was wondering if i could hook up a sub to it.  I thought that i might be able to route a sub through the tape rec RCA outputs.

Right now i have 2 bose interaudio 6000s running on it but i have 2 1977 bose 301s that i would rather run but they dont produce good enough low feq.
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9/6/09 at 1:24pm
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Sure you can add a sub.  Get a sub with high level inputs and crossover (very common).  You run the speaker wire from the receiver to the sub.  The speakers get connected to the sub.
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9/6/09 at 8:34pm
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 actually it is a SX-6 not SX-7, for some reason i was mistaken
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9/6/09 at 9:00pm
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Grant,

Not sure why your other thread was closed, so I'll try to answer you question here....

For $500 I'd look at SVS.  The PB10-NSD will work with your current setup or a new one. 

For receivers, if you are happy with the one you have, there is no reason to get a new one (unless you need modern features for decoding blu-ray or routing HDMI cables).  Now in your case, it seems the receiver was made in the early 80's (as least that's what I found with Google).  Maybe it is time to replace it...
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