Well you ' re not really lucky if you find a marantz . They don ' t really offer more than a sansui or a pioneer but are way more expensive . If one finds a reasonably priced one sure go for it but you don ' t come across those all to often . <| sep |> I ' ll have to get back to you on my stats when I play later . I do have a run and gun playstyle , so maybe that ' s my issue ! I play it the same way I played Skyrim . Rushing in , not really being stealthy or anything . <| sep |> PM offers or comment here <| sep |> Looks pretty close ! You ' ll see once you put on the boots and belt . <| sep |> This is pretty good advice . Honestly , its a lot easier than having them scream , they just sit on your shoulder or knee and preen most of the time anyway . When I first ended up with mine a rescue I kept her out all the time whenever I was home and she ' s gone from constant needy calling whenever she couldn ' t see or sit on me to doing her own thing now either when I ' m around or not . If you simulate a strong flock bond from the get go and give them that control over distance it really pays off in the long term . I ' m totally with you in that they are lot more interesting when they are out and about ! Personally I think it makes them fitter and smarter and you experience more of their funny little personalities . I find it helps to lay a few attention traps too so they don ' t chew the things you value wooden clothes pegs on bookcases , sacrifice a pair of old headphones for the coffee table and herb or cress plants next to a 40 watt bulb in a flexible lamp in the kitchen and lounge works for me .