The JVC L-E22, the smallest linear tracking turntable in the 1983 lineup. Still working.
I was always intrigued by linear tracking TT's.
Guess you like it!
Glenn
The JVC L-E22, the smallest linear tracking turntable in the 1983 lineup. Still working.
The JVC L-E22, the smallest linear tracking turntable in the 1983 lineup. Still working.
Wanted to comment on your Museum, it's great and it's nice to see some Eighties stuff showcased. I'm going back and scope it out some more. :thmbsp:
I have two pieces of JVC gear currently in use,
A JVC SEA-10 EQ
and the kitchen system, A JVC JR S-81
Very nice! What are the speakers in the kitchen?The S-81 looks brand new!
Glenn
The kitchen speakers are Telefunken Hi-Fi Klangbox RB-70's from the late 60's, They're a 2 way with an 8" woofer with a 4x6"? tweeter, They sound much better than I expected them too, and the wood grills are easy to keep clean. Well worth picking up if you ever see a set. The S-81 is in very nice shape and looks like it's been covered it's entire life and was dust free when I opened it up. Both saved from the scrap pile.
hey ive got the TX-6 tuner as well,picked it up as I was strolling thru goodwill and I noticed the wood side panels reminiscent of the Pioneer elite/Sony ES gear.Quite like it as well but haven't used it in my systems since turning to tube tuners..
hunter
I just have 2 pieces. a KD-V400 cassette deck and a R-K22 receiver.View attachment 630199 View attachment 630200
this is one amp thats on my radar. Every time I have seen one come up the asking price is too high for me to consider it. One dayHere's my JVC AX-Z1010TN integrated amp that I bought in the spring (apologies for poor photo):
This is a stunning amp with digital material in particular. I've been told that analogue performance may be similar to the A-X9, but I've never tried the latter to confirm it.
Regards,
Nick
Glen ,any idea what those tuners were worth brand new.?
It compares favorably to my Nakamichi st-7 tuner soundwise.It must of been near totl from JVC in the day
hunter
Here's my JVC AX-Z1010TN integrated amp that I bought in the spring (apologies for poor photo):
This is a stunning amp with digital material in particular. I've been told that analogue performance may be similar to the A-X9, but I've never tried the latter to confirm it.
Regards,
Nick