This is my Pioneer CS-77A , i was found speakers in excellent (near mint)condition

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Bookshelf speakers are some of the best indoor speakers you can find in terms of performance, aesthetics, durability, and overall appeal. Sometimes, however, you may need your bookshelf speaker to fit a vintage decor. For example, you may need a vintage bookshelf speaker if you want to connect to a vintage record player. In such

Designed by Bart Locanthi, the former Vice President of Engineering at JBL, the HPM line were seen as improvements and updates of the classic JBL L100 Description The Pioneer HPM-100 is a 100 watt,...

vintage stereo Receivers

Three modern sounding loudspeakers with an old-school aesthetic from Klipsch, JBL, and Wharfedale. Consumers and manufacturers love to wax poetically about “vintage” when it comes to loudspeakers and amplifiers but I’m not sure I buy into it as much when it comes to most vintage loudspeakers. Vintage speakers require a lot of work and some luck if the previous owners have been less than gentle with them. A...

I had bought these about 9 months ago based on looks alone. I hadn't heard of them and when I saw them I loved the looks of them and bought them. When...

Bose 501. Nice looking but thoroughly average sounding for a rather high price. Still, cheaper than the benchmark 901s. So they've got that going for them, which is ... nice.

While most architects and designers were busy developing the future of everyday things, a few made the foray into hi-fi and had stunning results. Aiming to add simplicity to our lives by shunning maximalism, mid-century designers experimented with the concept of “form follows function” in almost every aspect of the design of daily life. It’s no surprise that many venerated mid-century architects and designers got in on reimagining what at-home listening could look like. Notable names like…

Klipsch, Altec Lansing, JBL, Advent, Acoustic Research, and more classics that won't bust your budget. A great stereo system, the saying goes, is only as good as its speakers. Spend all you want on amps, speaker wire, and cartridges, but if the rectangular wooden boxes that push out the soundwaves can’t handle the power or lack the clarity, your otherwise immaculately conceived system will be wasted. That’s another way of saying to be prepared to spend ...