If you're going to sell the Sony other one for $40, I might be interested and am just up in Seattle.
PM me the details on it.
you want to play, you're going to pay.
Dig around on Crutchfields website to find the tech specs of a receiver with oodles of inputs or shake the wallet a couple more times than $200 falling out.
Do you really need a Wii hooked up through your stereo? Just feed it into the TV inputs?
Too funny, you mention you don't want a ton of power more than 30 watts a channel (major distortion for any real volume right there) and then you go buy a 5 x 100 500 watt receiver? You don't want any fancy signal processing, But that sony has 12 different DSP sound effect fields?
Better read up on the specs next time of what you're wanting I guess.........
