In the late 1970s, Sanyo introduced the JCX series of receivers, a bold move to prove the brand could compete head-to-head with the established giants of Japanese hi-fi. These machines were large, heavy, and built to a standard that surprised many who only associated Sanyo with budget electronics. At the top of the range sat […]
The Victor Company of Japan, Ltd. (JVC) was founded in 1927 as the Japanese subsidiary of the Victor Talking Machine Company (USA). It initially stood out for the production of gramophones and records, and was responsible for introducing innovations in Japan such as the electric phonograph and, later, VHS, which went on to become the
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This is the beautiful and rare Kenwood KP‑770D (marketed as KD‑770D in Europe), a true gem from 1985, a quartz-controlled direct-drive turntable that combines striking aesthetics with high-end performance. Finished in a gorgeous gloss black with piano-lacquer accents, it exudes both elegance and authority. The precision-engineered chassis weighs in at an impressive 11.7 kg, measuring 490×162×410 mm,
This is a very special and rare Audio Linear turntable, crafted by the Belgian company Hi-Fi Dynamics International — a true hidden gem from the golden age of European hi-fi. Designed with a clear focus on vibration control and acoustic precision, this turntable showcases an elegant yet purposeful engineering philosophy. The chassis is made from
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This is the early, beautiful and rare Pioneer FM-R301 Audio Master monophonic receiver — a true historical piece and a significant milestone in the evolution of Pioneer. Released in May 1958 by Fukuin Electric Co., just before the full transition to the Pioneer brand name, the FM-R301 stands as Pioneer’s very first receiver with an
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