1970's Hi Fi Audio systems.

[haywood]

I set up my 1979 Vintage:
..Pioneer SA-7800 Intergraded Amp
@ 65 Watts RMS per channel. 
..Using the 1985 Vintage "polk audio' Big Speakers at 150 Watts Each.
..Old 70's Sansui AM/FM receiver.
..Sony Dual Cassette 1990's
..2013 Audio Technics Turntable USB/ Pre-amp switchable
.. 90's  Sony CD 5 disc changer.

I forgot how good this old Analog Equipment Sounds and seen that there is still a big demand for 1970's Audio Gear.  The Intergraded Amp is the toughest 65 watts a channel I have ever heard and drives the 'Polk audio' speakers well.   

At 44 years old the Amp could use a good service.  I am going to run it for a week or so then open it up for a good Cleaning and Inspection.  The Switches all need their guts cleaned. I suspect it will eventually need some Capacitors, transistors...Yadda Yadda.

We don't Appear to have any local Vintage Audio Repair Shop's or showrooms locally.
 They are likely Underground if any.  Many Retail vintage shops will not ship/receive or do any Online business.  The Walk in Market is in Hi demand by what I have seen. 

[sandbur]

My brother had a system , he could open all m the windows in his house, crank it up, then mow the yard and have some tunes while he was mowing. 😆

[haywood]

Discovered that I can install a Wi Fi Kit and Small power supply and hard wire it inside a suitable Amp, use the switched 120V A/C outlet on the amp and wire it to Monitor 1 or 2 and use all my I tune purchases or stream service to the old amp. ($100.00) I will probably use a later model Digital 90's Vintage Sony amp for that project, as I don't really want to alter the Intergrated AMP as it Still carries significant Vintage value.

[Erstwhile]

You'all sure talk funny. 👴👴

[sandbur]

Feb 17, 2024 14:30:59 GMT -6 Erstwhile said:

You'all sure talk funny. 👴👴

😆

[haywood]

Feb 17, 2024 14:30:59 GMT -6 Erstwhile said:

You'all sure talk funny. 👴👴

LOL... Not wearing my toof today!