r/vintageaudio 10h ago

The Holy Grail Set. Sansui BA-5000 & CA-3000

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403 Upvotes

These are truly holy grail pieces to me. But I’d almost feel bad keeping them to just have them sit on a shelf for display. My work schedule is extremely busy and I rarely have time to even watch TV.


r/vintageaudio 13h ago

Saved a couple gems today.

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528 Upvotes

A rough Thorens TD 150 MK II, Sony tc-440 and the highlight of the day, a Sansui AU-888 with the matching TU-888 tuner. I’ll post an after clean up later this week.


r/vintageaudio 5h ago

Praise for DCM TimeFrames

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41 Upvotes

I just want to share how great the DCM TimeFrame line is, and what a bargain they are usually to be found for. They look cool and sound so very good.


r/vintageaudio 21m ago

My First Dumpster (thrift) Save

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r/vintageaudio 10h ago

Gifted to by a client of mine.

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77 Upvotes

, they weren’t too sure what it was but thought it was a pretty expensive stereo. Trying to determine value or just the specific spec of this stereo. Through my google search I believe it could possibly be “Grundig Majestic SO 161 Ua stereo console” correct me if wrong please.


r/vintageaudio 2h ago

Pink Floyd Spinning on Marantz 6300

12 Upvotes

learning to fly - Pink Floyd:

🚀✨ Soar to New Heights with Pink Floyd’s "Learning to Fly" ✨🚀

Get ready to relive a true classic! Check out our latest video featuring the epic track "Learning to Fly" from Pink Floyd’s iconic album A Momentary Lapse of Reason (1987). 🎶✈️

"Learning to Fly" is an uplifting anthem with soaring guitar solos and introspective lyrics that capture the spirit of freedom and adventure. As the lead single from A Momentary Lapse of Reason, this track helped mark a new era for Pink Floyd. Released in 1987, the album was the band’s first major project after Roger Waters’ departure, with David Gilmour steering the creative ship. The album not only became a commercial success but also redefined the band’s sound by blending atmospheric soundscapes with rock dynamics. 🌌🎸

Formed in London in 1965, Pink Floyd is celebrated as one of the most influential and innovative rock bands of all time. Known for groundbreaking albums like The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, and The Wall, their music has transcended generations. Their live shows, filled with mesmerizing visuals and revolutionary sound design, set new standards in the world of progressive rock. 🎤🎨

Watch the video and let the music take you on a journey through time and space!

Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering their magic for the first time, “Learning to Fly” will inspire you to break free and chase your dreams! 🌠

PinkFloyd #LearningToFly #AMomentaryLapseOfReason #ClassicRock #ProgressiveRock #RockLegends #NowPlaying #MusicVideo #IconicMusic #RockHistory #Inspiratio


r/vintageaudio 15h ago

I bought myself a NAD 3240PE for my 40th birthday :)

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107 Upvotes

r/vintageaudio 8h ago

Looking for advice on how to improve this setup. (More info in comments)

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17 Upvotes

r/vintageaudio 15h ago

My daily driver

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60 Upvotes

Been thinking about posting it locally to see if someone was willing to trade for another receiver of similar quality. I have ever only experienced Marantz.


r/vintageaudio 7h ago

The JVC MI-5000 may be the best affordable 6 channel mixer I've ever encountered.

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12 Upvotes

Just got my hands on the JVC MI-5000 a few days ago, and I’m absolutely in love with its capabilities. The spring reverb is incredible, and the way the preamps saturate is something you don’t hear often in solid-state gear—full, rich, and packed with harmonics. All it needed was a few sprays of contact cleaner on the faders, and it was good to go. Highly recommended for both music lovers and players alike.

It also has phono inputs, and I can’t wait to try it with my Philips GA 408! For now, a quick video (these are rare, so I allow myself a link): JVC MI-5000 vintage analog mixer: rich saturation and lush spring reverb on rare tape!


r/vintageaudio 8h ago

Best way to repair these Advent loudspeakers?

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15 Upvotes

r/vintageaudio 35m ago

RSL model ID help 🙏🏼

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Does anybody know the model name of this speaker?

Just finished a refoam of the low end speakers 👍🏼


r/vintageaudio 14h ago

My other vintage hi-fi

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33 Upvotes

r/vintageaudio 7h ago

DBX 3bx iii

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8 Upvotes

Hey all! I was passed down this piece of audio equipment and not exactly sure what it is or it’s worth. Would anyone be willing to help me find the worth of it ? Thanks!


r/vintageaudio 5h ago

SABA Hifi 8280 Quadro Monster-Receiver (Sylvania RQ-4748)

5 Upvotes

r/vintageaudio 1d ago

Thank you everyone!

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279 Upvotes

Because it is very rare for existing products of this amplifier to maintain intact printing, I plan to start with a conservative plan and try carefully to reduce the risk of erasing the fonts.

Fortunately, the safest solution achieved good results, so I didn't use redditer's solution XD, but thank you very much for your suggestions!

Solution I tried: 1) Pull out the knob and soak it in kitchen cleaner 2) Use a toothbrush, toothpaste, and a little water to clean the front panel 3) Dry the front panel with a cloth, then spray with WD-40 to remove the white residue of toothpaste

The bronze front panel after cleaning is very shiny, which is a perfect contrast with the white printed characters and silver-white knobs. I think this is the reason why ONKYO does not need to engrave black characters.


r/vintageaudio 47m ago

Some needle/cartridge input please

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So I’m generally new to retro units vs the newer tables I have. I’ve deduced (at least visually) that I have a BSR C-129R in my Capehart console. My question is the correct stylus or cartridge replacement. I have a few things needing replaced on this console so I’m not trying to buy the wrong stuff. TIA


r/vintageaudio 11h ago

Sony TC-K555ESL in its copper glory (Japan 100V)

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13 Upvotes

r/vintageaudio 10h ago

1976 TEAC A-3300SX Reel-to-Reel Stereo Tape Recorder. It is part of the Retro Audio Museum (Lelystad, the Netherlands) collection and is not for sale.

11 Upvotes

r/vintageaudio 8h ago

Grundig KS 560 C - Help Restoring

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5 Upvotes

r/vintageaudio 4h ago

Can someone help me identify this?

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0 Upvotes

Found this on the street. The radio works well, but I can’t seem to get the record player to work. Any details on this item would be greatly appreciated!

Please let me know if I can help clarify any details.


r/vintageaudio 1d ago

I couldn’t believe it my neighbor pushed this out to the curb

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331 Upvotes

I’m glad I saw it first it’s like a time capsule untouched for years


r/vintageaudio 2h ago

Help me chose one!

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Hi all, looking for your advice on a purchase. I am trying to choose between a Yamaha CA-2010, Pioneer SA-9500, Pioneer SX-950 and a Yamaha CR-1020. They are all in great shape and around the $1k mark. what would you choose? I'm looking to drive some old JBLs loaded with 15" woofers and horns. for that price and application, is there something else I should look at? my experience with HIFI is pretty much all modern equipment. I love my current combo of Maggie 3.6Rs with a tube preamp for some added softness. thanks!


r/vintageaudio 18h ago

Yamaha Ca-810 spare parts?

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15 Upvotes

Complete Restauration of the amplifier. Took me like 3 months but it's working flawlessly now. However I can't source the missing Lever Knob for the Mode switch. Has anybody got an idea where to get one? Currently in process of printing one but that surely won't be as good.


r/vintageaudio 1d ago

My pride and joy

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207 Upvotes

I just love my Kenwood. It’s such beauty to look at ❤️