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Posted 2 years ago
cooljjay
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Well the light in my living room wasn't corroborating with me tonight...but you don't have to look close to make it out. I tell everyone I got into old audio because I wanted to hear what it was meant to be played on. Well that involved to a huge collection and business. I have not started specializing in vintage speakers. My system doesn't include mcintosh or JBL paragons, frankly I think there is better out there. My system includes a pair of Electro-Voice Patrician 700, a pair of Eico HF-35 amplifier, Lafeyette KT-600 pre amp, Rek-o-kut Roundie turntable, Pioneer RT-707 Reel to Reel and a Sherwood tuner. My system always changes but for know its to my liking. The speakers are also still a work in process. So now I can hear what the music is suppose to sound like...and well...so can my neighbors :D
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