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Ghia Cabriolet
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Username: Ghiacabriolet

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Post Number: 530
Registered: Apr-04
Posted on Saturday, December 11, 2004 - 07:27 pm:    Edit Post
It's my understanding the MR78 is considered a classic tuner. Assuming it is "better" than the MR74, what makes it so? Would the MR74 be considered a good tuner or is it something to avoid?
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Wilson PIckett
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Posted on Tuesday, May 24, 2005 - 06:46 pm:    Edit Post
The MR78 was a later model of the series, so it is sometimes more desired. It is all solid state, as is the MR74. The MR71 is considered the "best-sounding" of the series, being the last to use tubes.
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