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Newbie from Rochester

Ronjf1

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I am just getting back into stereo and have started teaching myself repair on turntables, amps, speakers etc. I would love meeting people nearby that can assist. I now have a dual 606 turntable, a Harmon AVR receiver/Amp, and some Technic speakers as well as Sony 5 disc cd player.
 
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Welcome. My roots reach back to Rochester -- my grandfather and two buddies bought a new Model T for $700 in 1923 and drove it out to southern California. He met a cute girl working in a diner at a motor court, got married and the rest is my family history. We visited a couple of years ago and enjoyed the city.
 
Welcome. I am in Spencerport. I have a ton of test equipment so if you have any questions feel free to reach out. I mostly work on tube amps and solid state, as well as tuners. I don't mess with turntables or tape related equipment.
 
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Here’s your welcome from the other coast, betcha I am closer to the pacific ocean than you, but you have way better food than me.

AK is THE BEST, welcome to the fold, and lots of friendly folks with helpful answers here.
Could have never gotten my McIntosh stuff accomplished here without the help of many …

Look forward to your input…

Celadon
 
Welcome! I went to college at RIT and was manager of Valvoline back in the 90s. Lived in Fairport on Lower Hill Lane. I miss the area, especially the record store on Mt Hope Ave by Strong Memorial
As a former Record Archive employee, I say howdy! In the intervening years, the Archive has moved a few times.They've ensconced themselves @ 33/13 Rockwood St. in Rochester off East Avenue. The "vinyl" scene in Rochester is pretty healthy... in addition to the Record Archive, there's the House of Guitars, the Bop Shop, Hi-Fi Lounge, and Needledrop.
 
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