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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…
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Luxman R 800
Launched in 1975, the Luxman R-800 represents one of the pinnacles of Japanese audio engineering, both in its sound quality…
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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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Victor TT 81 Turntable v2 + Denon Tonearm
The Victor Company of Japan, Ltd. (JVC) was founded in 1927 as the Japanese subsidiary of the Victor Talking Machine…
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Luxman R 800
Launched in 1975, the Luxman R-800 represents one of the pinnacles of Japanese audio engineering, both in its sound quality…
AMPLIFIERS
Denon PMA 501
This is a fine example of the quality material Denon produced in the late 70s — designed with care, built…
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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.