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B&W Matrix 801 III - the wife hates them but I just can't get rid of them. Too good of sound and too many fond memories listening to them!

yes I have a H.H. Scott 299-b doing duty in my computer system (1952 I think).

Marantz 2238B and orginal speakers.

Pair of beloved McIntosh MC-30s

AH, Hell, I'm a pack rat of the first magnatude. So most anything I have purchased in audio, in the last 25 years, I still have it. Scary, but true. I really should clean out some of this stuff. Nakamichi 582, Thorens 125 mkII, Audionics PZ3,.........

Technics 2 x 14 watt receiver! Stil sounds sweet ....

When guilt or angst or whatever finally forces sale, I am waiting patiently, to buy :)

I BOUGHT A USED SANSUI G7500 TO REPLACE A G3000 THAT HAD A DEAD TUNER. TODAYS RECEIVERS DON`T HAVE THE SAME PUNCH FOR ROCK MUSIC OF THE VINTAGE TANKS.

Hafler DH-200 power amp. I bought it used for $200 in 1987, and I think I could sell it for $150 today. But I couldn't bring myself to do it. So I'm using it to help my teenage son get some oomph out of Final Fantasy X (and to infect him with the high end bug).

Tandberg reel to reel Thorens turntable JBL speakers

I still have my Pioneer 1010 ,100 watt receiver.I use it as a 2nd. system in another room,hooked up to old Advent speakers.Sounds ok for my purpose.

Replace equipment when it no longer functions.

3 old AM radios on even has the old Battery Control knob

NAD 3020 INT. AMP HAVE BEEN OFFERED AS MUCH AS $250.00 BUT CAN;T LET GO.

A full set of a/d/s atelier components from the early 80s. Classic industrial design—too beautiful to throw out even though the technology is long gone.

Yes, some of it because I haven't got around to selling it. Preamps: Levinson ML-1 and BAT VK-5i. Amps: Threshold CAS1 and a pair of Lazarus h1a hybrids. Speakers: Watson Labs Model 10s, a couple pairs of Quad 57s, and Audiostatic ES100/SW100's. SOTA Cosmos/SME V turntable/tonearm. I've probably missed a few other things. Do I win?

PIONEER TUNER TX6500 MARANTZ RECIEVER 3600 ? JVC TURNTABLE MODEL ?

Man, I tell you I went to a flea market last week and sitting on a table was an old Onkyo tape deck. It just looked so nice. All glass no plastic, push buttons, I dunno. I like old equipment, even just for looks. I still use an old Onkyo turntable.

I keep an old receiver in the closet just in case my mega buck system decides to "take a break".

its a TEAC 4400 REEL TO REEL 4TRACK T/RECORDER

its a TEAC 4400 REEL TO REEL 4TRACK T/RECORDER

It's a Marantz 2226 that I gave to my nephew, but got it back and I'm restoring it. Found a place that sells that tuner lamps. Can't beat that blue tuner glow!

I have an ancient Yahama integrated amp. 1976 vintage. My first decent piece of equipment. About every 18 months I unbox it, crank it up, and am amazed it still plays! It was $420 back then, and considered a midfi "high end" piece during that time. Someday I'll find it a home. . . maybe.

In 1974 I purchased a Mikado receiver with individual bass and treble controls for left and right channels. It still works great and it even has pre-amp inputs and outputs for hooking up a separate power amp.

Still running my original MC275. Can't part with that sweet Mac sound.

i have an old technics receiver with a analog diaL IT STILL SERVES IT'S PURPOSE SO I KEEP IT.

Yes, I still own an ancient piece of audio gear: a Phase Linear 700B power amplifier that I bought new in 1975 while serving in the Army in Germany. This amplifier performed faithfully and was in continuous service for well over 25 years before being officially retired with honors sometime last year. I am using an Adcom power amp now, but am presently planning to upgrade to Bryston 7B-ST monoblocks for driving B&W Nautilus speakers in my two-channel audio only system. I still plan to keep my Phase Linear for nostalgic reasons--it is still in perfect working condition; only the two lights for the VU meters need to be replaced.

For me, my oldest piece is a Sony ES cd player. I still use it just about every day. It is about 13 years old and works as well now as it did when I got it.

I have a Revox A77 reel to reel with a Nakamichi High Com noise reduction unit that I cannot bear to part with (Even though I haven't had them hooked up in over five years!)

Technics Sl20 turntable and Pioneer receiver (1981) with those cool 'floroscan' meters.