Sure. Build quality was nice except for the control knobs which were often off-center and skewed asymmetrically. Not great. The gold/champagne color stands out and blends well with no other components unless you go full Accuphase and even then, the color didn't suit me well. Sound wise, the mid and bass were fine but the treble was screechy, sibilant and just a mess on several speakers with different tweeter technology. I may have kept the machine if it weren't for the unruly treble. (Same listening room for 26 years, measured with REW a million times and 8 GIK panels installed. I know my room extremely well). I change one component at a time, including for any cable changes. Ceteris paribus, the Accuphase was the guilty party for a month. Not a tear was shed when it went back. The Luxman by no means is the greatest thing ever but on average it is capable of making music with various genres and I think I'll settle there. Getting off the endless death spiral of upgrading, spending, tweaking, trialing, questioning, reading, comparing and testing was a major victory for me. As always, this is purely subjective and to some I may appear to be a bonafide heretic. Brgds.
