Audiophiles... here's your chance to bid on an advanced audio package from Outlaw Audio. The new Outlaw Audio Model R-R 21-50 "Retro Receiver" offers high-tech, two-channel analog music performance in a design, reminiscent of classic Art Deco table radios, that is a refreshing alternative to the typical seven-channel big-black-box home theater receiver. The Outlaw Audio R-R 21-50 Retro Receiver provides an audiophile-grade pure analog signal path from the phonograph and line-level analog inputs all the way through to the speaker terminals. A 100-watts-per-channel amplifier gives the Retro Receiver more than enough power to drive large, full-range premium stereo speakers. Additionally, recognizing that some people prefer to use smaller speakers with a separate subwoofer, the R-R 21-50 is the first stereo receiver to offer a subwoofer output coupled to an analog bass management circuit . This means that the small speakers and subwoofer can be combined to sound like a pair of much larger speakers.

To complement the RR 2150, Outlaw has just released Outlaw Bookshelf Loudspeakers. These compact speakers are designed utilizing some of the world's finest components from their precision handcrafted tweeters to their highly linear 5 1/2 inch woofer. Built in small production runs in the United States, every speaker is individually adjusted to reproduce sound within 1/2 dB of a reference standard. The Outlaw Bookshelf Loudspeaker is "neutral" in all aspects. "Balanced" is the best description that can be given. Whether you play these speakers softly or at concert hall levels they won't get overdriven, and the dynamics are truly surprising for the relatively compact size of the cabinet.

This state-of-the-art audio package, comprised of the Outlaw Audio R-R 2150 Retro Receiver and a pair of Outlaw Bookshelf Speakers, is item number 337, valued at $1,750. The package has been generously donated by Peter Tribeman, President of Outlaw Audio.