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I have one found at a GW a couple of years ago.The CD player does not work but the FM sounds really good.Better than The Wave imo.

Fair price...not $1200.

I loved those supernatural comics back in the 70s.Very nice save.

They were HPM 150s.Someone replaced the original woofer and mids but the cabinets and grills were clean and they sounded good enough.I just didn't have room anymore for another set of large speakers.I fact I've sold five sets of 15 inch CVs since.So the guy I got the 150s from worked at the...

I think this unit makes it easier to move my Yamaha CR1020 on down the road.It seems to have a fuller sound for the NS1000 speakers.I like it more than the 1020.

Onkyo Integra TX-85 totl receiver in 1984.This unit has perhaps the best tuner I've had in countless receivers.Excellent sounding unit and a shining example of 80s technology. Found at a GW. The conrad johnson pv5 was from a reseller in trade for relatively peanuts.The story he had was this was...

Even after twenty years at this I am still surprised at what still shows up as far as makes and rebranded equipment.

I have the LP somewhere in my collection.I preferred Porgy and Bess though.

I was running some RE-38 on ten inch stands powered by a Yamaha RX-V3200 (130wpc) receiver and they sounded fantastic with well recorded rock music.I don't have that listening space anymore but I'm going to power them with a Kenwood M2 (220 wpc) for a bit before I decide if I no longer have the...

Curious as to what you see in the Schmitt compared to the Denons amp section? I'm pretty sure I have a 3805 w\remote under my bed.

The 620 may not have enough grunt for these speakers.

It developed an issue.When you powered it off and upon powering up again the volume would be full blast.One could shut the speakers off but I just decided to sell it as is.It was a typical (at least to my ears) vintage monster receiver...it would play loud but was a bit unrefined.I probably...

I had a 9400 and one of the big G receivers.Its been a while but I do remember it sounding very good and the big G while larger, weighed a third less than the 9400.

I've been fairly lucky in cheap vintage audio finds in the past.Its pretty much behind me now.

Crazy good score at that price.I had one of these about twenty five years ago.I like it a lot.

A rare beauty for sure.I'm not a big fan of 70s Marantz but I wouldn't mind trying one of those out.

I lost half the hearing in my left ear as a precursor to Meniers Disease.More powerful amps and alcohol help.

Very nice pickup on that Nikko stack.I have the alpha,beta and gamma stack that was right before this version but I like the led meters on these better than the analog needle meters on mine.

Give them a good amp and source material and they should sound pretty damn good.Very nice save you did there.

Nice.I had a 2.5 that I wish I had never sold.

Some of the totl or close pre-hdmi avr receivers have really good amp sections.Plus they have direct option as a lot of lower models don't.

I have one that I picked up a few years ago for $15.It too was sounding really nice but after I put it away for about a year when I pulled it out it developed a problem with a noisy FM stereo sound.Mono sounds fine and everything else sounds fine.Like you I don't have the room.I'm thinking about...

An interesting and successful life.RIP

I had recently picked up a pretty nice example at a thrift.It had very low output on one channel so I took it back.Hated to but I don't repair and it would have just sat.I have a 680i that sounds really good.

I too am good with what I have and the drive for me is pretty much gone too.Took a long time though.