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 Vintage Eye Candy                                      Specs and Pics For Some of the Great Ones!

 

Dynaco 416

Stereo Power Amplifier

 

Considered by many to be among the top vintage power amps and certainly Dynaco's best.

 

  350 Watts Per Channel Into 4 Ohms

  .25 % THD At All Power Levels

  8 Output Transistors Per Channel

 

Sony PS-8750

Stereo Turntable

 

One of Sony's best ever and considered among the elite vintage turntables. Heavy composite base, touch controls, and a superb tone arm make this unit choice of many audiophiles.

 

 Direct Drive

 Feather Touch Controls

 Composite Base

 

 

Akai CR-80D-SS

8 Track Recording Deck

 

A quadraphonic 8-track recording deck that is highly sought after by collectors for its stellar performance and terrific styling. Very heavy and well built.

 

  Discrete 4 Channel Record and Playback

  4 VU Meters on Front Panel

  DIN Connections on Rear Panel

 

 

Kenwood KD-500

Stereo Turntable

 

Well known for its dense and heavy composite base and solid performance. A one-of-a-kind turntable. This example has a Black Widow tone arm installed.

 

  Massive Composite Base

  Steady Servo Controlled Direct Drive

  Unique Hinged Dust Cover

 

Sansui SP-5500

4-Way Speaker systems

 

Sansui's biggest and best vintage speaker. The massive cabinets weighed nearly 100 lbs. each. Six drivers covering 4 frequency ranges.

 

  15" Woofers

  15" x 4" Horn Midrange

  Dual 5" Midrange Speakers

  Dual 2.25" Horn Tweeters

  8 Ohms, 120 Watts Maximum Power

 

 

Akai GX-266II

Reel to Reel Tape Deck

 

A superb performing reel to reel deck and one of the most visually pleasing decks ever produced by Akai. This deck used Akai's nearly indestructible Glass & Ferrite tape heads.

 

 

 

 

The Fisher 500C

FM Stereo Receiver

 

If you are looking for a superb FM stereo receiver you need look no further. The Fisher 500C was a vacuum tube based receiver that was very well engineered. Sound reproduction was warm, clear, and detailed. It doesn't get a whole lot better than this. A nice piece of eye candy too!

 

  35 Watts Per Channel

  Vacuum Tube Based Receiver

  Outstanding Sensitivity

  Dual Phono Inputs

 

 

 

Pioneer SX-1980

AM/FM Stereo Receiver

 

Along with the Technics SA-1000 this receiver defines the popular term "monster receiver". It's big, beautiful, and powerful. Your house lights dimmed when you hit the power button on this beast. Pioneer's best ever.

 

  270 Watts Per Channel

  12 FET Transistors

  Massive Transformer and Power Capacitors

  Weighed Nearly 80 Lbs.

 

     
     

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