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Any Love For My Vintage Audio Setup R Vintageaudio 39 votes, 34 comments. 92k subscribers in the vintageaudio community. nice job. easy way to save some cash and still have a nice table i picked my 6225 up for $80 because the ebay seller didn't know it was driven by magnets and his platter wouldn't turn because the magnets on the base had shifted and rubbed against the platter to the point where it wouldn't spin. Love the old non gx akais, love kenwood record players from that era. yamaha is always better than its second hand price suggests. no love for the bose. maybe love for the cartridge, if it's an at51, awesome. if it's an ortofon om, definitely not a match for this arm :).
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My Mostly Vintage Setup R Vintageaudio Curious if you guys could recommend me a tape player that would fit in with this setup. also curious if you had any thoughts on what amp direction i might look for next as an upgrade to the pioneer. the little screen is an old security camera that’s pointing to a picture of the nas illmatic album. adds a little flair. 6. Sep 1, 2009. #1. i have, for the past few years, been trying to get into vintage audio. a couple years back i picked up a technics sl d2 for about $20 at a pawn shop. i then, of course, had to purchase a pre amp to be able to get some sound from the turntable into my wal mart surround sound system. it always sounded okay, but something was missing. A fully comprehensive guide to buying vintage audio from ecoustics' budget audiophiler. after reading the first two installments of my column, i’m sure it’s become obvious that i have a penchant for used and vintage audio. with the exception of a new phono cartridge that i recently added from audio technica, i have never purchased a new piece of home audio. Granted, not everything in the vintage audio world is sunshine and roses. many (although certainly far from all) speakers from the 1980s and before are unfortunate sounding, to say the least. and there was also a lot more variation in terms of the performance of amps and receivers and such—at least much, much more than there is today.
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