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Hiya Folks - New Guy From Boise, ID

trouba.dork

trouba.dork

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50 y/o and new to AudioKarma and to vintage audio. In the past couple of months I've cobbled together this setup:

  • Aiwa AP-2600U Turntable
    • Ortofon VMS20E MkII Cartridge w/ new stylus
  • Currently running through my late 90's Kenwood VR-507 (using L/R mains and SW-35HT powered subwoofer) ... sounds great, but recently acquired...
  • Kenwood KA-3500 Amplifier
    • Every knob a scratchy mess ... some RD5 on the way
    • Missing three toggle-switch caps
  • Kenwood KT-5300 Receiver (great aesthetic match for the KA-3500)
I'll be soon hunting for some quality vintage speakers!

Glad to be here,

T.Dork
 
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Welcome to the AK Crew.

We all start out with
"bones", but in time
you'll have a better
idea of what y'all
want to end up with.

Take your time and
maybe $splurge a bit
on the speakers...
the "heart" of
your intended
audio system!


Q
 
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Welcome. I remember meeting a young first nations lady from Kalispell Montana at the Boise market about twenty years ago. She was selling fresh huckleberries for $10 a quart. They ruined any future berries for me. They were the best berries I ever had by a long shot.
 
dfunghi said:
Welcome. I remember meeting a young first nations lady from Kalispell Montana at the Boise market about twenty years ago. She was selling fresh huckleberries for $10 a quart. They ruined any future berries for me. They were the best berries I ever had by a long shot.
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Same experience here with fresh. Fresh is the standard.
 
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