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Friday I passed on a Yamaha CT-7000 Tuner at Goodwill for $24.99.Lit up when plugged in an thought long and hard about it, but, Radio Stations in Southern Oregon absolutely sucks.
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Ouch!That was a mistake leaving that behind.To be honest I never heard of this tuner until now..These things sell for north of a grand all day on the Bay. The case would likely run over $100. I would have snatched that thing and paid for it ASAP and hope nobody mugged me in the parking lot.
You got these at a thrift store. That is amazing!Audio Research SP10 preamp, SP10PS power supply, D125 stereo amp, and Classic 120 monobloc amps. All tube.
Audio Research SP10 preamp, SP10PS power supply, D125 stereo amp, and Classic 120 monobloc amps. All tube.
Audio Research SP10 preamp, SP10PS power supply, D125 stereo amp, and Classic 120 monobloc amps. All tube.
That...was an anomoly.Or his very lucky day.Either I'm going to the wrong thrift stores - or the thrift stores around here are not very good.....
Nice score!
I'll have what he's having!That...was an anomoly.Or his very lucky day.
This time period was the time to be looking for thrift gear I've said to myself before.Unfortunately it wasn't a time when I knew about good vintage audio.It was a time for Kraco and Pioneer car stereo in my world.I used to find quite a lot, here is a partial list. Mcintosh MC 240, MC 20, Harmon Kardon Citation II, Citation V, REL Precedent, Empire 298, 498 & 598. Altec Flamencos, NOS AR3a's, NOS Weathers Tonearm.
Magnepan MG III, Magnepan Tympanies, Thorens TD 124, Garrard 301, Miracord 10H, 50H and 770H, HK/Rabco, NOS Paco tube integrated and tube tuner (these were new in box never built kits), Dynaco Stereo 70,
Pas 3, FM3 and Pat 5, Technics 1300, 1350, 1500, just about every Dual turntable ever made, NOS Fisher tube mixer, Fisher 50, FM 90X, Apt Holman preamp. All of these were under $15.00 except the MG III's
which were $150.00. Most of it was $5.00.
Some stuff seen but not bought, Electro Voice Regency's, Bozak Concert Grands, countless Fisher, Sherwood and Scott tube receivers and integrateds and SS 70's receivers. ( I have never been into receivers/integrated's).
This was all from about 1978 to about 1992, and most of it was in what they called the as is section in the back where everything was $5.00 or less, stuff they considered to old to sell, and when it didn't after five days, it
went right into the huge dumpsters which is where all those Fisher receivers would go along with the Fisher Consoles and Magnavox Concert Grands.