ponderbear
waltzing with sin
Good call about the Fisher, maybe this is what you're thinking of: the HK Festival TA230 was released in 1958 as the world's first STEREO receiver.
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Nothing like a big Sansui.
- Pete
Blue Flouroscan and Analog from the transition days. Pioneer, Scott, etc. Just before the bad Darth Vader plastic started creeping in![]()
I have to agree. Old school design with a dash of technology. I just recently picked up a SX-3700 and have been putting it through its paces.
:thmbsp:Ditto for the 3700. But wish I had the 3800. I beleive it had the best specs for phono of any receiver.
Here's my 3700. Working with help from Mark!
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Thought I would nominate the Kenwood KR-9060. This is the bronze faced Europeon multi-voltage version of the KR-9600. I personally find this to be one of the most hansome of the receiver wars of the 70s.
I know this will generate a lot flame and I love the blue Marantz and Sansui diplays. The Pioneer X26 and X36's are all beautiful...actually I think they are all amazing displays of engineering and beauty, but when the lights are out and the only source of illumination is the receivever, I love the...
Realistic STA-2100. Yep, there's something about that golden glowing dial with the green needles and marking on the meters that just has always rocked my boat.
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That is a fine looking Receiver :yes: A little Pioneerish in appearance.