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I don't think I've talked to many folks who have had a 95t that didn't regret when they sold it. I'd dump the amp before I sold the radio. I think the 667 isn't consistent with Texas Star's reputation for quality audio on AM and SSB. It is basically a DX500 that is internally overdriven. Sure it (667) puts out higher wattage than the 500, but it doesn't sound as good.

I'd wager that if you put the radio and the amp for sale. The radio won't last long. You'll sell it quickly unless you ask a ridiculous amount of money. I doubt the amp will sell as quick. There is a reason the 95ts don't last long when they are for sale.

[QUOTE="roadrage, post: 438311, member: 21185"] I don't think I've talked to many folks who have had a 95t that didn't regret when they sold it. I'd dump the amp before I sold the radio. I think the 667 isn't consistent with Texas Star's reputation for quality audio on AM and SSB. It is basically a DX500 that is internally overdriven. Sure it (667) puts out higher wattage than the 500, but it doesn't sound as good. I'd wager that if you put the radio and the amp for sale. The radio won't last long. You'll sell it quickly unless you ask a ridiculous amount of money. I doubt the amp will sell as quick. There is a reason the 95ts don't last long when they are for sale. [/QUOTE]

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