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This company is very reliable and trustworthy
John Rutan is one in a million.
I have pursued high fidelity systems since the 80's, but only got back into it when I finally had some discretionary spending available. In all those years, I had to deal with many dealers, and in short, I came to despise them.
But, John is not like them. He really cares and understands people. He doesn't try to sell you on things and understands most people can't buy things new. His information is freely given and based upon his years of experience. And, if you don't trust me, just do a search on Audiogon and see what you get.
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