Now that site just made me say WOW out loud! That museum is incredibleThere's a lot of vintage rack mounted ARC stuff in their museum. Click here for some pics.
Now that site just made me say WOW out loud! That museum is incredibleThere's a lot of vintage rack mounted ARC stuff in their museum. Click here for some pics.
Given that the unit was discontinued forty years ago, I'm not surprised.Yes, but there wasn't a rack mount faceplate in their parts dept when I called years ago.
That's a steal in my friend.A Cititation XX, gifted by Sidney Harmon himself with the crate and correlating paperwork sold for $2900.00 last summer, serviced and ready to go.
Going in a different direction,a killer tuna. Kenwood KT-917
I hope to get one someday.Nice direction.
Mine got a wow out of me.
Listened to a centennial series set of Yamaha's that belonged to fellow AK member years back. Those were among the most impressive pieces of equipment I have seen and listened to.[/QUOTE said:
For me it's every time I rotate it out! I can't wait to get it back in place. Just seems like something's missing sound wise compared to the the new-age stuff. Have my Adcom set up now displacing my 9090, and that is a wow moment for me. That confirms something is missing.
Wha'd that run ya?The WOPL 400.Yes, it's hard to beat a properly restored 9090, very sweet sound! I've got a WOPL 400 that will definitely kick it power wise, and very close in clarity, but still love the Sui sound.
Reminds me of a G22000/G33000 with the separated amplifier / tuner-preamp modules... also because of the inputs and outputs on the sides... shame it was only a prototypeI got a receiver for ya! Sanyo Plus200 only 4 made.200wpc and dual tranny's.View attachment 855004
you have quite the collection!Plenty of items that I still am wowed by some of my collections. A few items, a lot of them are out of rotation, for now.
In the background are my pair of Infinity QLS-1's and in front are the Quantun 2's, sitting next to some rare Sansui's the SP L700's
The elegance of the Empire TT's.
Empire's, Fishers, Yamaha's.
Infinity's RSIIb's and SAE racks!
Infinity RS-1bs, Kappa 9's, Kappa 8's stacked Infinity servo controllers for the RS-1b's
Yamaha PX2, Antique Sound Labs