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Picture from your listening spot right now!

Nautiker said:
On the left hand side of the rack, a Sony CDP C79ES CD player... Below is a Grundig 'Fine Arts' T-9000 Tuner and matching Grundig A-9000 integrated amp. On the lowest shelf is a Grundig CCT-903 dual cassette deck. The almost -all Grundig stereo... ;-)
They made some real nice solid-state equipment in the 80s and 90s - they've become some of my favorite pieces of gear... Rare in the US, and sound really great together....
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Now this is very cool at least to me!!!:beerchug::thumbsup: Very cool to see and ever cooler that you have almost all Grundig!:eek:

To be honest I only ever knew them for things like Klangbox or something of that nature. Maybe a cool all in one with some neat speakers and they made real nice tabletop radios. That was all I ever seen. Thanks for sharing with us:thumbsup:
 
Sgt.Pepsi said:
Now this is very cool at least to me!!!:beerchug::thumbsup: Very cool to see and ever cooler that you have almost all Grundig!:eek:

To be honest I only ever knew them for things like Klangbox or something of that nature. Maybe a cool all in one with some neat speakers and they made real nice tabletop radios. That was all I ever seen. Thanks for sharing with us:thumbsup:
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Thanks for that... Grundig is most famous for 1950s/60s tube radios, as you know... If you have an account at HiFi Engine, you can download/have a look at Grundig catalogs from the 80s & 90s - the 'Fine Arts' catalog, in particular, has some very nice equipment in it. I found the pieces separately, on eBay - I think they were calling me...

Are you ex-military? I'm retired Air Force...
 
Nautiker said:
Thanks for that... Grundig is most famous for 1950s/60s tube radios, as you know... If you have an account at HiFi Engine, you can download/have a look at Grundig catalogs from the 80s & 90s - the 'Fine Arts' catalog, in particular, has some very nice equipment in it. I found the pieces separately, on eBay - I think they were calling me...

Are you ex-military? I'm retired Air Force...
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I do have an account on Hi-Fi Engine! I will certainly check it out!

I'm not ex-military. The name is a play on my favorite Beatles album Sgt. Peppers. I don't mean any disrespect to anyone who is or was in the any of the armed forces. I hope it doesn't come off like that.
 
Sgt.Pepsi said:
I do have an account on Hi-Fi Engine! I will certainly check it out!

I'm not ex-military. The name is a play on my favorite Beatles album Sgt. Peppers. I don't mean any disrespect to anyone who is or was in the any of the armed forces. I hope it doesn't come off like that.
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Nah, no disrespect taken - nice tribute - carry on! ;-)
 
One of five...both systems and cats.
 

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Unfinished basements don't photograph well but if I finish all my other projects, there will be a proper listening room down there.
But I'm not complaining. It sounds better than it should.
The LP rack I made from car siding I tore off the sunroom roof. I'm not carpenter but I'm happy w the way it turned out.
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