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Power amp for Nakamichi TA2A
I have a Nakamichi TA2A receiver I purchased back in the 1980s. They're driving a pair of B&W V201 bookshelf speakers that I've had since the same time. I'd like to use some upgraded speakers like the Elac DBR 62 or UBR 62 but I'm not sure if the Nak has enough power to drive them well. I'm...- Bill Heise
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Restore vintage audio, but which one?
If you were me, what would you do? Currently, my best-sounding piece is a Pioneer VSX-4500S that I bought new. Honestly (and surprisingly) it sounds quite good when playing vinyl, FM, CDs. Dead quiet. Nice soundstage. No known issues. Certainly not a looker, tho. HOWEVER, I have several vintage... -
Nakamichi TA-2A & Sony TA-N330es
So I picked up a Nakamichi TA-2A yesterday along with a pair of NHT 1.3a’s. The Nakamichi is a beast! Incredible sounding integrated amp with an excellent tuner. It also came with a working remote. I took a look at the manual and it appears The “Continuous Average Output Power” is 50WPC into...- Ibemiked
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Now Hear This!
Just got a great deal on a set of NHT (Now Hear This) 1.3a Speakers with what appear to be NHT stands & a Nakamichi TA-2A Stasis Receiver. I believe the stands are NHT because the are shaped exactly like the speakers, a perfect fit, they’re nice sturdy stands with spikes on the bottoms. I’m... -
Nakamichi TA-2A No FM lock until warmed up
Hi all. I am moving this thread from the solid state forum to the tuner forum as it might be more appropriate here. I have experience working on older audio equipment, but generally don't work on these "newer" IC controlled machines. I got this one to give it a shot. The problem, as...