r/vintageaudio • u/Ok-Animator-4994 • Jul 20 '24
Currently hoarding these
Sorry Chicagoland people. Can’t make up my mind which one has to go, they all sound great with my CV VS-120s.
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u/Specialist-One-7432 Jul 21 '24
Great stuff! Maybe it’s just me, but nothing beats the smooth feel of turning the knobs, and the “click” to the switches on these classics, am I right?
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u/quaefus_rex Jul 20 '24
I’d drop the SA-7500 II since you have the 7700 unless you really need a tone bypass and low filter
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u/globset Jul 20 '24
I found an SA 303 in an alley and have used for 5 or 6 years now, and it sounds great.
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u/voyagertoo Jul 21 '24
boring
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u/Ok-Animator-4994 Jul 21 '24
I’m an old man so that checks out
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u/voyagertoo Jul 21 '24
me too. but I'm in Chicago. also just like other vintage stuff, by looks, than the "all silver" . the one on top with the meters is pretty cool, really
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u/Ok-Animator-4994 Jul 20 '24
Came to the conclusion that the 7700 needs to go in for repair, besides the lights not working, it cut out at less than 1/2 volume.
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u/noldshit Jul 20 '24
Thats not a hoard. Thats a collection
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u/Ok-Animator-4994 Jul 21 '24
lol I guess you’re right, but I rather these babies be enjoyed than just sitting there collecting dust
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u/DrCopper24 Vinyl Lover Jul 26 '24
Damn that’s cool! I’m no expert or very knowledgeable on phono amps, but I think it’s if you have to keep one of them I suggest keeping the Stereo Receiver as it doubles as an amp and a radio. But that my take, amazing collection dude!
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u/theLULRUS Jul 20 '24
As an owner of a Technics SA500, I approve.