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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Goodwin83, post: 1705991, member: 40346&quot;]JVC is the company that made it.&nbsp; The stereo receiver is part of a home theater system.&nbsp; Most of them are just DVD/BLUray players now but before that the receiver acted like your switch between different units like VCR/DVD/CD player etc...Most receivers I&#039;ve been into now have a minimal amount of copper.&nbsp; Best bet is to find any older unit you can get. Tube TV do surrender a bit of copper.&nbsp; On the &quot;cone&quot; which you will find when you open the back and its attached to the tube on the back...you know right away when you see the copper on it.&nbsp; Another thing that has the potental of surrendering copper is the Degauss cable.&nbsp; Its usually surrounding the tube and is wrapped in black electrical tape.&nbsp; I am finding that most newer tubes the cable is made of aluminum wire not copper...the power cord is copper as well....all the rest of the wires I just cut and toss in a pile of bulk insulated wire.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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