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TURNTABLES
Luxman PD 291
This turntable genuinely surprised me. I knew it was good—but it’s very good, even by today’s standards. The Luxman PD-291…
RECEIVERS
Kenwood KR 7050
This is the Kenwood KR-7050 High Speed DC Stereo Receiver from 1979–1980 — a true powerhouse from the golden age…
AMPLIFIERS
Denon PMA 850
Launched in 1978-79, the Denon PMA-850 is widely regarded as one of the best amplifiers of its time — and…
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TURNTABLES
Victor TT 81 Turntable + Denon DA 307 Tonearm
The Victor Company of Japan, Ltd. (JVC) was founded in 1927 as the Japanese subsidiary of the Victor Talking Machine…
RECEIVERS
Sanyo JCX 2600 KR
In the late 1970s, Sanyo introduced the JCX series of receivers, a bold move to prove the brand could compete…
AMPLIFIERS
Denon PMA 501
This is a fine example of the quality material Denon produced in the late 70s — designed with care, built…
SPEAKERS
Jamo C103 – Gloss Black
These are the C103 large bookshelf speakers — a visually striking and sonically refined pair that balances classic simplicity with…
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Why VintAudio?
I created this space to share my hobby of exploring, testing, and listening to vintage audio equipment.
VintAudio was born out of a desire to document and share experiences with classic gear, especially from the 1970s, a decade I find particularly special both for its sound and build quality.
I have a particular appreciation for Japanese design and engineering from that era, which, in my opinion, achieved a rare balance of robustness, performance, and aesthetics.
This space also serves as a living archive where I gather and share useful technical information about the equipment I come across. I believe it’s worth preserving and making this knowledge accessible to other enthusiasts.