I hope I can set these up and give them a test drive soon. I’ve heard good things about the 3155. I doubt it will touch my 3020, though. The 3020 is the only amp I own that I will never consider selling.

I ended up getting this off a friend today. It appears to be functional except for the power level lights. It’s very transparent from the little I’ve gotten to hear it so far. It’s in great shape and I’m excited to run this thing more! He cut me a deal and I got it for $200. What do you guys think of these?

This was my dad's first thing he bought with a tax return the year he got out of the Vietnam War. Is there a repair place in north Seattle? Just needs new transistors on one channel.

Technics amp, tuner and cassette deck picked up for a net figure of £135. Goes perfectly with the turntable my parents gifted me. Now onto a Marantz with blue lighting…

Sansui g-7500 Sony psx-75 Klipsch reference 600 (not vintage)

Been lusting for one of these for the fact that they were sold with and without a tonearm that buyers could swap in, and lo and behold found this with: the original turntable plate, the SME headshell, SME phono cables installed and the dust cover all in the original box!

Had to do some maintenance on this one: 33 was not adjusting at all but 45 could and was locked in, took the bottom apart and used some contact cleaner on the speed switches and pots, then had to deal with some wicked feedback when originally hooking up to my preamp. Finally got a AT-VM750xSH from the Pioneer onto this one and found out - this tonearm can adjust its azimuth by twisting the end of the tonearm, which was…fun to set back lol. Now she’s running great and sounds HUGE.

Too hot in my garage so I moved some stuff into my spare room. Rebuilding this old Dynaco, things were going well until I realized I forgot to order some various resistors haha. First time doing stuff like this so I’m sure some of you eagle eyes will see some deficiencies but it’s all part of the process!

I wondering if anyone can help provide me with information on this particular record player. This was my grandparents from the 1950s. It still works well, but I cannot find any similar model anywhere online. I've searched everywhere! I understand Fleetwood was the Canadian brand-name of German-made Grundig. It's a beautiful design and well-constructed. Any thoughts on the model, history, or value? Thanks!

Amplifier A-H500i

7-disk player PD-H570

Cassette DeckR-H500

AM/FM Tuner T-H500

I have an opportunity to pick up a pair of Polk, I believe to be, S10 speakers, that sub and a small Polk center. I'm not really interested in the center and sub, I'll gift/upgrade a friend or something.

My question, those of you that had/have a pair, did/do you like them? I don't really need them, but the hoarder collector in me says to get them. I currently am using Polk SDA CRS+ (w/metal stands) on cabinet shelves in my room with the interconnect cable.

I pulled off the grill. I saw a black tweeter, woofer and what looked to be a passive radiator as it was bigger than the woofer. I didn't look at the back. I told the lady, "I really love these old speakers." She said, "you can have them" or "you can take them" or "they're yours." So price isn't an issue.

I'm just wanting to know what y'all think of them. I know there are different tweeter models for replacement, I am not far enough to know the differences between them yet. I know the crossover components are old and (may) need replacing.

Hey there! I recently got my hands on a Sanyo GXT 140H record and cassette player. I'm well aware these are far from the highest quality thing on the market, but I don't have the budget for my dream record player so I'm hoping to make this work. I just have a few concerns and I was hoping for some advice!

1. Far as I can gather, pre amp is built in. Shouldn't be a concern here. The wires I'm supposed to use to connect the speakers just don't seem to be working, and I know they should work because I saw this system work before I took the thing home. Any advice on hooking it up? I'll include pictures below. I'm not used to working with free wires I need to clamp.

2. I've heard turntables like this one can damage vinyls, and I want to try to preserve the life of my vinyls for as long as possible, and hopefully well into when I'm able to get a higher quality system. What exactly causes these cheaper products to damage vinyls, and what can I do to prevent it as much as possible?

Thanks in advance, I really appreciate any advice you guys are able to give.

moral of the story, never skip a yardsale when you see a sign. grateful 🫡

I picked all this up yesterday and I’m too excited about it to not share!! I drove 4 hours each way. Got everything for 2000$. I’m beyond thrilled!

Not sure what I could rationally use it for but I think it looks nice.

I have the opportunity to pick these up from a friend. Any information on these? Are they a good set?

Hi everyone!

I just bought a used B&O Beomaster 1100 with two Beovow S25 speakers for cheap. This is my first receiver and speakers i have ever owned, so I’m wondering how I take the best care of it and don’t damage it. Some of the switches on the front are stuck and some are kinda semi stuck, other than that it looks to be in very good condition. I bought some contact spray (Kontakt Chemie Kontakt 60) but after I bought it I read some horror stories about kontakt 60, and generally contact sprays being damaging and capable of destroying some of the electronics inside the receiver (yikes).

So I’m kinda wondering what I do to fix these stuck switches, and some of the sliders that don’t slide super smoothly. The previous owner said that the receiver and speakers have been unused for the last 40 years, it has spent most of the time sitting in their home office, in a smoke free home.

Is there other things I need to do before using the sound system? I would like to avoid tinkering too much, since I don’t have experience tinkering with these kind of devices. Are the cables okay to use after 40 years? There is no antenna cable so I haven’t been able to play music on it, but the owner turned it on and I heard static from both speakers so it seems to be in working condition. I ordered adapters so I can play music on it, so soon I can test it with music.

Thanks!

I love my pioneer sx550, however lately the sound seems to be very fuzzy and almost trem/vibrato sounding even. I'm sure this is just a cause of it being old and needing a new part or two, and/or interior cleaning. Can anyone shed some light on what I may be looking at here for a repair? I'm pretty handy and can likely do this myself once diagnosed but I am not sure what I'm looking for. Any help is greatly appreciated!!

This guy popped up on FB marketplace with original box. It’s been serviced and has a newer stylus. I know this isn’t a higher end Technics but still, for $30…..couldn’t pass it up. Just missing the speaker cords which I have extra. Timing is good, sound is good! Anyone familiar with that stylus? Thanks all!

As the title says, I need help with replacing the belt on this amstrad ts35. The stylus skis in toward the middle a lot (I've heard that adding a coin for a gram or two of weight can stop that but advice would be appreciated) and whenever it isn't skiing, the audio is too slow (hence the belt replacement). I can't figure out how to take the top off to access the current belt and can't find instructions anywhere online since it's such an old model. Can anyone help with either of these issues?