Classic hi-fi components

**Barry** · 08-04-2010, 18:27

Originally Posted by Andre

Barry won't be an happy chappie

You keeping the TDC310?

Hi Andre,

Welcome back - knew you wouldn't stay away for long!

Nah, the Clockwork Orange avatar suits you.

Regards

**hifi_dave** · 08-04-2010, 18:53

Andre,
Any chance of a pic or two showing your vintage collection in situ and how you display/store it all ?

**Rare Bird** · 08-04-2010, 19:17

Originally Posted by hifi_dave

Andre,
Any chance of a pic or two showing your vintage collection in situ and how you display/store it all ?

unless you wanna see a pile of boxes no

i'll get em all set up soon..

**Rare Bird** · 18-04-2010, 19:23

I have some goodies coming next week i'll post up pics that's if they arrive in wan piece

Nothing special minst

**DSJR** · 18-04-2010, 21:32

I look forward to trying a good oldie Quad 33. Should be great in the midrange if nothing else...

**Rare Bird** · 18-04-2010, 21:57

Originally Posted by The Grand Wazoo

John was a true gent, one of those people who did what he did because he loved to do it. He never gave the impression that he was in business to make money (as he surely was) but more that he liked to do a job & do it well.

I still get a little sad about his passing when I think of the times our paths crossed. Just a really nice guy

Um yeh i think Michell are probably the oldest UK TT maufacturers still going!i love em, no so much now tho...I don't wanna bind on about the olden days but they are the best days..Still love the buget Focus to death...

**Rare Bird** · 30-05-2010, 13:03

A friend of mine in London just mailed me pictoores of a couple er his new toys

Sony CDP-101

A rare JVC 'JLB-44' DD..

**Light Capture** · 17-06-2010, 01:56

My vintage Sansui from '77.
Au717 amp, dual mono, DC coupled, 85 wpc.
AT717 FM/AM, 4 gang FM tuning, 2 gang AM tuning, audiophile sound.
Not shown are the rack mounts and rack case just for these guys.
Some consider these to be their best pieces.

And my Dynaco A-25XL designed and made by SEAS in Denmark for Dynaco.

**Marco** · 17-06-2010, 06:57

Everything is gorgeous there, Mike, but particularly that Sansui tuner - pure unadulterated Japanese engineering at its best!

Marco.

**retro** · 17-06-2010, 07:15

Nice and clean Mike.

As I can see,some recaping is done.I hope you changed all the small capacitor.
But forgot to change those trim pot for DC and bias.Be sure to change them with some multiturn trim pot.

Regards,

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