What is Your Oldest Audio Component?

[elwappo99]

I've picked up a perfectly working Pioneer SX990 receiver from way back when. I was amazed at first at how much power it could kick out.

[Ravens52]

Mid-eighties Nakamichi Dragon cassette deck. Not used in system now, but I can't seem to let it go either. Back in the day, it paired nicely with my Radio Shack Realistic equipment and Polk Audio SDA 1's - or so I thought.

[jameslrock]

Office system that includes Klipsch Cornwall I vintage speakers (1982); Mcintosh C28, MC2105, MR78 (with mod), MQ101, each with original walnut cabinet and panloc (1976), MCD7008 (1996), ML1C speakers (1976); Bang & Olufsen Beogram 4002 turntable (1976)

[Formerly YB-2]

just rolled a Luxman 3055 receiver into the system. Little weak on the bass end of things (could use a recap), but I can live with it for a few weeks.

[joel_hifi]

Originally Posted by joel_hifi

A pair of Tannoy Little Red Monitors from the early 80s, waiting for a matching amp from the same period, in order to form the cellar's vintage system.

Kenwood KR-77 receiver from 1969, definitely not high end but lovely piece, mint cosmetic condition and recaped.

[Razor*]

Have a Yamaha RX-V595a in the basement rec room...still going strong.

[Formerly YB-2]

Sold the Cary SLP-98P/Rocket 88 combo so rolled in a borrowed Luxman R-3055 receiver from the early '70's while waiting on my INT-25. 55wpc and sounds very good with a notable lack of bass (after listening to 20wpc of Class A tubes for the past several years). Needs a recap to get it to its best. Really a "luxury" feel to all its controls even to this day.

[field]

A marantz 2230B receiver I use every day, but oldest is a 1961 pair of Quad ESL57's

[spanky]

Thorens td124 mk1. Just a few years older than me!

[Tsoomro]

I still have working Akai 635d reel to reel and JBL L112 speakers.