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Yes, definitely. There are many examples of vintage Heathkit receivers from the early 70s. Heath also offered speaker kits enabling do it yourselfers to build equivalent versions of AR and others. If this does not qualify as vintage, don't know what does.

This looks like an encyclopedia.

Got mine in June of 1972 for $53.50 per speaker. The price has held up remarkably well. Of course you cannot even begin to compare the prices with inflationary factors thrown in. With today's dollar, the prices quoted are also remarkably low. That original price I got was a helluva deal. I have...

Thanks, guys, all points well made.

I am a long standing member of the Sinatra Family Forum and am just beginning to share my audio passions with a couple of SFF members. One is a woman who lives in England, the other a young man who lives in New York. They were both prepared to spend their money on Bose systems until I stepped in...

I passed gas.

Jimi Hendrix learned to play guitar with a black, hollow bodied Sears Silvertone model My friend Benny Saboonchian lives in Seattle and has developed a close friendship with members of the Hendrix family. When Al Hendrix was still alive, he took Benny to the Sancum Sanctorum and gave Benny the...

Time is running out and no bidders.

I would merntion the great Sonic Impact T Amp; but the way this thing has grown it might not qualify anymore as a small business.

I have never met any woman whose interest in equipment matched my own. But that is not saying female audiophiles don't exist.

How many dedicated Bose fans are there here? Two?

I have no idea what this sucker might end up paying for a listing fee, but with five days and 20 hours to go and no bids, the only person who will end up paying money for this joke is the idiot who posted it.

Any time I can read posts like these, I feel a little better that there may be hope for the world.

$200 is in my opinion a very fair price for this excellent Thorens turntable. I always called this one "the poor man's Linn Sondek."

Seeing this photo reminds me of those damning surveillance photos published at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

This last post puts everything into its proper perspective. No one in their right mind would put in a serious bid on this item.

Anybody who buys into this crap deserves what they get. It is obviously a white van special.

That is a very nice find for such a low price. I wish I could see something this good in a thrift shop, just once. Never saw anything remotely close in quality to what you have. Congratulations!

Be that as it may, there is also next to nothing in the way of detailed information behind all of these recordings. How does this idiot expect to have anyone bidding half a million when he does not provide details about what is being sold? And he is dreaming if he thinks anyone will "Buy it Now"...

The credibility for this offering is severely damaged by many misspellings of the artists' names. I do not need to go into any further details. Any time an Ebay product listing cannot get names right, I wonder.

The seller of this item is taking it for granted that a seeker is born every minute.

DCM Time Windows

I agree with everything said here and would like to add the DCM Time Windows to the list, if you can find a pair in decent shape. These do not extend quite as far on the bass end but in all other respects they closely match the description given above. I never intend to part with mine. You would...

Just reading these posts ignites images from deep within my brain of those oscillooscope photos so common in the Julian Hirsch tests for Stereo Review. I am seeing square waves in my sleep.

I know one idiot who still happens to own a Yamaha cassette deck from the late 70s that was renowned in its day because of its distinctive wedge shape, designed by the Italian designer Mario Bellini. I wish I could steal it from this jerk, who has absolutely no appreciation of it. This deck is...