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I suppose. The receiver I bought in 1977 finally died on my brother last month. It was a mid priced unit of the day. How much longer do you want it to last? In a sense you get what you pay for. The cheaper receivers from brands like Yamaha, Onkyo etc. often do not deliver the power they claim, but otherwise are quality units. The NADs probably deliver everything they promise, but then so does any Denon receiver.

You have a huge range of options available. As to actual power, the more you have the better as far as peak power handling and headroom, but in most cases you will not use that much. I am probably using 30-40w on average to drive my M80s in my 11x20x8' room. My sherwood, which I picked up for around $75 as a refurb, delivers 90wpc. two channels driven. More power would not hurt, but would probably not be used.

Fred, don't confuse the boy, laymens terms.

An RCA cable is what you use to connect the different components togethor like CD players, DVD players, turntables, etc.

Am I audiogeeking out?

Oh Good Gaaawwwwwddddd, here we go again. It's that F'en "Silver and Copper colored wire" argument again. If you can't spring for the "silver copper" try the pure copper sold here at Axiom, it is great stuff at a fair price. Very flexible which helps on long runs. Home Depot and others sell full copper wire in the electrical dept that is not the stuff in the spools with a copper colored side and silver colored side.
I'm still waiting to hear how they changed copper to silver...
(Let the wire rants begin!!!!!)

monoprice online is another good resource for cables.

Just ignore the picture, Zimm! Shield your eyes!

awesome help guys, thanx a bunch!

and no, you're not audiogeeking, all help is appreciate it and this way i learn, which i thank you all in advance.