Calling All Yamahas. Time to Post Your Pics
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A little Yamaha stack. A-760 integrated amp, T-460 tuner and a GE-60 graphic equalizer. The tuner is a bitbut at least it matches...
That is a really, really pretty looking stack of equipment. God I would love a full equalizer that matched my CR-1040 like that.
the-real-mandak
Super Member
@BrianR nice yammies and table.
Pickoid
Tired
I love that EQ. I paid out the wazoo for that thing on eBay a few years ago. I love the bouncy lights.
I also have an A-960II integrated amp, sort of the bigger, just slightly younger brother of the A-760. It is back to high operational and cosmetic standards thanks to some parts from a fellow AK'er.
My main system is heavy on Yamaha, and has a Yamaha C-60 preamp, EQ-500U EQ (for bouncy lights only - fed a signal from the tape monitor but no return feed into the amp), and a TX-530 tuner. The tuner is actually from their titanium series and really doesn't match black or silver gear. I need to break down and buy a nice black Yamaha tuner. I would do it if there were anything worth listening to on the radio...
I also want a nice matching Yamaha amp - something like an M-60 or similar. For now, I'm making do with a Kenwood Basic M1D.
My 11-year old daughter has a nice CR-420 and some final-generation RCA-branded Minimus 7's in her bedroom. She likes horses... :thmbsp:
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jimreeves
Poopy & Me
LOL That CR-420 pic I posted may go down in history as the fruitiest photo of vintage gear ever posted on AK...
She's a lucky girl! And those are her horsies. Sure they are.:yes:
Indynryder
Active Member
C-4 preamplifier & M-80 amp
or c-4 explosives & M-80 handberger maker....ummmmm
I love fireworks, especially illegal ones, 4th July very near
also vintage drag line & trencher, I hope I never grow up.
or c-4 explosives & M-80 handberger maker....ummmmm
I love fireworks, especially illegal ones, 4th July very near
also vintage drag line & trencher, I hope I never grow up.
FloridaSam
I like tacos
FG-365SII
DSP-A3090
Yamahalic
Super Member
Yamaha transistor complement
DID YOU KNOW...
In the June/July edition of The Absolute Sound, in the "Back Page" section, Nelson Pass (of Pass Laboratories) was asked for the biggest innovation in his field (power amps) in the last 10 years, and he said it was the advent of JFET transistors with superior transfer curves. He goes on to add, "Similar devices were developed by Yamaha and Sony over 30 years ago." He adds, "I have some of those parts now, and they are remarkable in single-ended Class A circuits."
DID YOU KNOW...
In the June/July edition of The Absolute Sound, in the "Back Page" section, Nelson Pass (of Pass Laboratories) was asked for the biggest innovation in his field (power amps) in the last 10 years, and he said it was the advent of JFET transistors with superior transfer curves. He goes on to add, "Similar devices were developed by Yamaha and Sony over 30 years ago." He adds, "I have some of those parts now, and they are remarkable in single-ended Class A circuits."
Analog King
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walkandtalk
Well-Known Member
Quick and dirty:
My two-channel room:
CDC-765 CD Changer
M-4 and B-2 Stereo Amplifiers
The multi-channel room:
DVD-C750 SACD/DVD changer
RX-V995 A/V Receiver
My bedroom:
DT-2 Timer
CR-420 Receiver
My two-channel room:
CDC-765 CD Changer
M-4 and B-2 Stereo Amplifiers
The multi-channel room:
DVD-C750 SACD/DVD changer
RX-V995 A/V Receiver
My bedroom:
DT-2 Timer
CR-420 Receiver
Spellbinder
My Spine Is The Bassline
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the-real-mandak
Super Member
There is allready a show you're Yamaha thread: http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=52897
2.400 replys, over 220.000 views!
2.400 replys, over 220.000 views!
Spellbinder
My Spine Is The Bassline
Perhaps that thread should be moved, merged with this one and stickied here in the Yahama sub forum.
