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Prokofiev

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Hey everybody, Happy New Year to you all! After much perusing of these forums, I decided to join. I am currently trying to put together a vintage stereo system, and I am off to a bad start, so I think that this community of knowledgeable audio aficionados is exactly what this dunderhead needed to find. I look forward to learning a lot from you guys.
Prokofiev
 
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Prokofiev said:
Hey everybody, ... so I think that this community of knowledgeable audio aficionados is exactly what this dunderhead needed to find. I look forward to learning a lot from you guys.
Prokofiev
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From one "dunderhead" to another a very hardy welcome!:D
 
Well, thank you all for the welcome. For the past while, I have been "borrowing" my dads system, which is a decent setup composed of Akai, Sansui, and Pioneer equipment. There is nothing wrong with any of this, but when I am tossed out of the nest I would like to have some semblance of a stereo. At this moment, I don't really have much to boast of, just some no name speakers from the mid 90's, and a crummy old turntable, which probably wouldn't be worth the time or effort it would take to fix. Because of my location and budget, finding vintage equipment worth a damn will most likely just happen by being in the right place at the right time.
 
Prokofiev said:
Well, thank you all for the welcome. For the past while, I have been "borrowing" my dads system, which is a decent setup composed of Akai, Sansui, and Pioneer equipment. There is nothing wrong with any of this, but when I am tossed out of the nest I would like to have some semblance of a stereo. At this moment, I don't really have much to boast of, just some no name speakers from the mid 90's, and a crummy old turntable, which probably wouldn't be worth the time or effort it would take to fix. Because of my location and budget, finding vintage equipment worth a damn will most likely just happen by being in the right place at the right time.
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What is your location ??...:scratch2:
 
frozen north

Greetings from Anchorage, balmy 6 below here, could be worse, it,s 45 below in fairbanks today.
 
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