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TEAC Reference 300 & 350

wowegoo

wowegoo

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Here is my little setup:
TEAC A-H300 as main amplifier
TEAC T-H300 Tuner
TEAC R-H300 Cassette
TEAC PD-H300 CD
TEAC MD-H300 Minidisc
TEAC AG-H350 AV Receiver
TEAC DV-H350 DVD
This is the complete series of the original components. Others are added in future with the same design aside of the MkII & MkIII of the main system (A-H300, T-H300, R-H300 & PD-H300)
http://www.audiorama.com.br/teac/reference300.htm#A-H300
Here is a pic of my actual setup:
n4mxSUB.jpg

If anyone has that system would be nice to see yours and talk about this little gem.
 
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wowegoo said:
Here is my little setup:
TEAC A-H300 as main amplifier
TEAC T-H300 Tuner
TEAC R-H300 Cassette
TEAC PD-H300 CD
TEAC MD-H300 Minidisc
TEAC AG-H350 AV Receiver
TEAC DV-H350 DVD
This is the complete series of the original components. Others are added in future with the same design aside of the MkII & MkIII of the main system (A-H300, T-H300, R-H300 & PD-H300)
http://www.audiorama.com.br/teac/reference300.htm#A-H300
Here is a pic of my actual setup:
n4mxSUB.jpg

If anyone has that system would be nice to see yours and talk about this little gem.
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Are you saying you own every one of these pieces, enough for 2 systems? What speakers please? Do you have photos of complete system? Please tell me about how they sound to you?
 
Yeah, That's my system and yeah, I can take pics of the complete system. :) Speakers are Wharfedale E70 from 1977 and the turntable are Audio Technica AT-LP120xusb. Sound pretty good but I have no room enough to enjoy plenty. The 30x2 of the small stereo amp gives enough power to that high efficiency speakers. Can't push much the volume cause neightbours start to get nervous.
 
Looks very cool. So which system do you use most? I'm curious why you bought all the Teac products for 2 systems? How are their cdps?
 
Long story short. After thinking to came back to "real audio*", I was with the idea of buy something similar to the one I have in the past. "That was enough for me, no more needed" I was thinking but after search a bit, I found that one, the base one with 4 components, from the first owner with the boxes and all. After few weeks in home and still looking for a pair of speakers, I found someone close that sells the Reference 350 (The A/V and DVD just the units with remotes) at the time I was looking after the Minidisc unit in the UK. Some months after, with the first Minidisc in home (with all accesories expect original box) and the 350 components was cool and more than I was imagining I can get but the Minidics deck start to fail and when I open it was broke (I can explain that in other post) so the guy from UK send me other unit with only the cost of the ship and taxes. Now, as you can see, I have the base component system, the 350 components and 2 minidisc decks, 1 is broke. At this point I'm thinking on buy the rest of the units available from the series. *Real audio I mean I love to have that small quality system where I can put my old cassettes, MD, CD plug my turntable and my PC so, I'm happier than with a new Hi-Res system. Other episode are the speakers. Please forgive my english.
Note: The cdps you mean the cd players? Not bad but they fail after the years. That units starts to fail reading some Cds and after some times the laser needs to be replaced. Is the weakest part of that series both CD and DVD
 
@lightcapture After some issues with the DVD and CD what I found is amazing. That units should be in very bad condition to replace the laser. I just follow some basic tutorials and all turns to read like new. They have regulator and is enough turning it a bit and the laser start to read perfectly. The DVD carrier system is a bit "hard" compared to the smooth and soft the CD is. Looks more like a PC DVD than a home audio system but the good is that unit reads a lot of formats. They are CD-R/RW compatible and decode Dolby Digital and DTS. Same with the minidisc lens. The laser has the same system so, even more difficult, I was able to tweak and read again. No technician needed and I use this system daily. The system most I use is the combo of small amp, tuner, turntable, MD, K7, CD. Some times I add or switch to DVD and some times I fit the big amp but I only have 2 speakers right now, the Wharfedale E70 and I don't want to pair this with other small speakers I have, they are cheap ones and I prefer to wait until I get a decent 5.1 set.
 
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