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Luxman PD 291
This turntable surprised me, I knew it was good, but it is really very good. Luxman PD-291 or PX-100, they…
RECEIVERS
Kenwood KR 7050
This is the Kenwood KR 7050 High Speed DC Stereo Receiver from 1979-80. It’s big (bigger than most stereo receivers),…
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Denon PMA 850
Launched in 1978-79, the Denon PMA 850 is considered one of the best of its time and one of the…
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TURNTABLES
Micro Seiki DD-5
This is the beautiful 1975 Micro Seiki DD-5 Turntable. Micro Seiki was a high end Japanese turntable manufacturer that started to produce…
RECEIVERS
Pioneer SX 838
This is the Pioneer SX 838 from 1974-75, a fine example of the x3x line that was much sought after…
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Denon PMA 850 II
The original PMA-850 had no rec-out option or Class A mode, but the PMA-850II has everything (except the muting switch…
SPEAKERS
Jamo C103 – Gloss Black
Large bookshelf speakers with great looks and simple lines. The C103 sound smooth and full, great bass and clear highs.…
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Why vintage?
Vintage Audio Gear offers an abundance of musically pleasing qualities that are lacking in most contemporary equipment, at least in some of the common ones, being necessary to go to high-end equipment to find similarities, but the prices of such equipment are absurd.
Many of the products designed from the late 1960s to the early 1980s are regarded as some of the finest pieces of electronics, and are appreciated for their superior sound quality and overall construction. Not to mention that some of them had great looks and charisma.