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10-04-2006, 09:10 PM
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Hi Nane, Welome to AudioKarma. The 8010 is one of the sleeper Kenwoods that do not get the big prices on Ebay and elsewhere. I own one and it is the receiver of my main home system. It is a real powerhouse with a great sound. If you can get one I would say grab it but don't pay big bucks for it. Save the big money for a nice G series Sansui after you get addicted to Vintage gear like the rest of us.
By the way your post should probably be better off in Vintage Audio. Antique Radios is reserved for radios not stereos. This thread may get moved by one of the moderators, maybe not. You will get more traffic in the right forum. Good luck. If you get it, post a picture and let us know what you think. Manuals are available at some of the various service manual sites for a slight fee. I don't have the addresses but hopefully someone will post them for you or do a search for audio manuals on AudioKarma and you will probably get lots of info on this. Gary
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Sansui G6000,7070 Pioneer SX1250,SX1280 Kenwood KR-8010 Onkyo TX8500II Pioneer CTF950,Akai GX-S80 DCM TF-600,TF-400 CX-17+ KL Quartets 
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10-05-2006, 03:00 AM
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Welcome to AK nane!
 I have a KR-8010 as well and find it to be quite the powerhouse as well. It's also one of the best looking Kenwood receivers in my opinion.  Can't help you out with either manual, but if you're going to start with a nice Kenwood receiver... this is one that's at the top of the list! Scott
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Music without the idea is simply music. Without music or an intriguing idea, color becomes pallor, man becomes carcass, home becomes catacomb.
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10-05-2006, 08:48 AM
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AG Tannenbaum has the service manual: http://www.agtannenbaum.com
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KR-8010 Love it very much ... 
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