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Originally Posted by PLINIUS

We sold a truck-load of these Attachment 7327 when they came out.
Very versatile player with an inoffensive sound & the 1v output (instead of the usual 2v) which made it ideal for those had 60s & 70s amps that were not designed to cope with a 2v input.
I'm still using one with a 70s AIWA micro component system.

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Hey! I found one of those and is what my girlfriend now has in her system - yes she was vinyl only at home for a long while. Luckily had a 5pin Din for her Sugden A21.

Disappointingly she rejected the old early '80s Marantz CD54 that I found later - I thought looked much nicer but the Toshiba is hidden instead. Ruins the whole retro teak look that she has going on in that bit of her living room..

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Originally Posted by nat8808

Hey! I found one of those and is what my girlfriend now has in her system - yes she was vinyl only at home for a long while. Luckily had a 5pin Din for her Sugden A21.

Disappointingly she rejected the old early '80s Marantz CD54 that I found later - I thought looked much nicer but the Toshiba is hidden instead. Ruins the whole retro teak look that she has going on in that bit of her living room..

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So she had resisted going over to the "dark side" before she met you Nat!
And she prefersAttachment 7333 to Attachment 7334 aesthitically, demonstrating both intellegence & taste;) YOU LUCKY SOD:D

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5/8

Turntable
Cassette
Reel to Reel
CD player (in the form of a backwards compitable high def recorder)
Files (in the form of a high def recorder - also backed up and playable on a PC)

Mini-disc - loved the convenience and on the spot easy editing not the sound; so, got out before HiMD came along :(

Tuner - have one; not hooked up... never use it... not worth it for only 1 1/2 decent stations

8-track - was given a stereo deck once, it didn't stay long