Vintage audio equipment - what do you listen with? (Page 4/5)
2.5 DEC 15, 10:18 AM

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Originally posted by olejoedad:

Sure, why not?



In that case I have a late 90s Yamaha receiver and surround / sub in the house.

In the garage, not exactly high end I use random components, A mid 90s Magnavox Cassette / CD changer unit, late 90s Aiwa powered sub, boom box style speakers from Sharp probly late 90s, run through a Technics equalizer, unsure the vintage, likely 80s. It does boom pretty good though. Usually the source is Pandora in there, from a smart DVD player... as the CD changer died, and the smart DVD player no longer supports youtube, lol.

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2.5 DEC 15, 10:20 AM

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Originally posted by Honest Don:

The basement set is a 1940 Philco. Only 7 tubes, but twin VT-48s on the output make up for things with just lovely bass. Similar internal updates as the Fairbanks-Morse.









That is sweet
maryjane DEC 15, 10:26 AM
This, for those that missed it a few years ago...

http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum6/HTML/115724.html


And a picture or 2 of something I still have that someone here might find interesting.

we don't need no stinkin tubes


but I do have some..




cvxjet DEC 15, 12:08 PM
I remember going to Payless drug store in Hayward with my Father with a shoebox full of TV vacuum tubes.....They had a tester and drawers of replacement tubes......Did that probably once a year from 1966 to 1969...Don't remember doing that once we moved to Dublin.....

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olejoedad DEC 15, 01:35 PM

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Originally posted by Honest Don:

The basement set is a 1940 Philco. Only 7 tubes, but twin VT-48s on the output make up for things with just lovely bass. Similar internal updates as the Fairbanks-Morse.









Very nice.
I bet they sound great!
Australian DEC 17, 03:01 AM
I still have a Technics turntable and a Jvc tube amp that is louder than anything you can buy in a store today.

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olejoedad DEC 17, 02:07 PM

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Originally posted by Australian:

I still have a Technics turntable and a Jvc tube amp that is louder than anything you can buy in a store today.




What speakers are you using?
htexans1 DEC 21, 03:21 PM



I have old Pioneer gear I bought in College.

I also have the SK31 ghettoblaster I purchased during my stay at Chanute Air Force Base Illinois.

2.5 JAN 15, 07:01 PM
Here's an oldie but a goodie! Belongs to a relative of mine. It works!





CoolBlue87GT JAN 16, 12:29 AM


Speakers, Fisher 15' 4 way , Electro-voice 10" 2 way, Marantz 12" 2 way ported, All collected over the years, these are large cabinet speakers. I guess you would call them "Old School Vintage speakers" You may notice some old names, The Electro-Voice & Marantz are at-least 50 years old, they all work great together.