My Mostly Vintage Setup R Vintageaudio 322 votes, 62 comments. 103k subscribers in the vintageaudio community. My mostly vintage setup at 19 yo. the equipment: sony str 5800 fm stereo fm am receiver technics sl23 turntable kef reference series 104ab speakers sony cdp xe270 cd player denon drm 550 cassette deck. nice gear. love those speakers. thank you for respecting the old ways.
юааmyюаб Late 70тащs And 80тащs юааmostlyюаб юааvintageюаб юааsetupюаб юааrюаб юааvintageaudioюаб 203 votes, 28 comments. setup is complete. (for now) 100% vintage audio. preamp: sansui au 555a (1969) speakers: celestion ditton 66 (1972) power…. 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. Audiophile web forums might try to convince you to spend big on speaker cables, but you can ignore them. buy 100 feet of thick, 14 gauge (or lower thicker) speaker wire from amazon or your local. A comprehensive guide to vintage audio equipment for collectors and enthusiasts. vintage audio gear from the 1950s to 1980s represents the classic era of home and professional audio technology. pieces like turntables, receivers, speakers, and cassette decks built during this time are beloved by music listeners seeking rich analog sound.
My Mostly Vintage Setup With Some Amazing Aussie Blues R Vintageaud Audiophile web forums might try to convince you to spend big on speaker cables, but you can ignore them. buy 100 feet of thick, 14 gauge (or lower thicker) speaker wire from amazon or your local. A comprehensive guide to vintage audio equipment for collectors and enthusiasts. vintage audio gear from the 1950s to 1980s represents the classic era of home and professional audio technology. pieces like turntables, receivers, speakers, and cassette decks built during this time are beloved by music listeners seeking rich analog sound. Mar 30, 2017. #1. hi all! so the concept has definently been spoken about in the past. but i'm exploring the best possible way to connect an active subwoofer to vintage receivers. the main issue i have identified by looking at schematics is that the "tape output" on most of these old receivers is a very simple creation , where the outputs are. Not sure if they are the best but when i was in college in the early 70's the most popular decent performing affordable speakers were dynaco a25 or 35's, advent's, epi 100's or if you had some extra $$$ jbl's. still have my dynaco a35's and love the warm mellow sound of them. classicrocker, aug 4, 2018. #8.
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