Today I was browsing the goodwill for a few minutes to kill time, and I walked up on a vintage pioneer amp. I just couldn't let it go for the price, I posted it up on another forum and figured some people here might enjoy this so here it is:
It works so for 10 bucks I have a sweet 200 WPC amp, not a bad day.
Man that's killer. The high quality stuff from back in the day is just as good today.
- Sean
Nice find man!
Not bad man. I still rely on my old 1989 Nakamichi TA-3A receiver. Vintage sound rules.
k.
There is a cult of ignorance in the United States...nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” -- Isaac Asimov
Remember The EightiesNice find, I still have my Yamaha A-1020 amp. I loved the Onkyo amp with dual VU meters
You can get the manual here- http://www.eserviceinfo.com/download...oneer_A60.html
nice. i'd love something like that for my office.
if we're going to talk audio stuff, my home system is an Audio Aero Capitole MK II running to an Odyssey Stratos SE to a pair of Thiel CS2.4s. all cables made by me.
Sounds awesome, my next project is a little cable making. Monoprice here I come.
Looks like the amp my parents had when I was growing up.... sweet!
Anyone try making speaker cables with braided CAT5 cable? I tried once and never quite finished as it was a PITA. Sound quality is supposed to be excellent though.
- Sean
Here we go, if you thought knife nuts are crazy, just listen to the audio addictsBut I would have picked up that amp also, even if I have no Idea where to run it... My brother is still running a Yamaha amp that I bought in 1982.
Stefan
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