What is Your Oldest Audio Component?

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What is Your Oldest Audio Component?

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12-04-2022, 04:42 PM

jfray

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Join Date: Nov 2010

Location: The Woodlands, Tx

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Mine is the Edison cylinder player the GEM

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Audio Room:
Sonus Faber Amati Faturas / JL Audio 13.5” Fanthom In Wall Subs / McIntosh C52 / McIntosh MCD 1100 / McIntosh MEN 220 / McIntosh MC 601’s / McIntosh MPC 1500 / McIntosh MT 5 / McIntosh MC 275’s / Luxman AS-55 Amp Selector / Silenzo (This thing is Amazing)

All items in green were bought thru the AA marketplace and blue from current AA retailer

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