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So January is almost over and I have not been shooting much aviation at all. A couple here and there but it's too damn cold right now.
A couple years ago I discovered vintage audio. For some reason I wanted to get record player. In my search for a record player I discovered my current Onkyo 5.1 AV receiver has no 'phono' input. Something I didn't think about because I had no record player. So I started searching for a current unit with the phono input and realized they were more than I wanted to spend but in the meantime started reading about what some folks were doing with older 1970's era gear. It stirred something inside me.
Fast forward to now and I can honestly saw I love this old gear. It has a personality. Class. A build quality that is not seen today.
My gear of choice is a brand called Marantz. Real aluminum faceplate and a beautiful green glow with a tuner dial you can actually spin. I now own 3 Marantz receivers. 2 of which have been overhauled by a technician.
Recently, I have been trying to capture the beauty of these machines with the same passion I usually reserve for airplanes. Which means I will be uploading some stereo pictures. It may bore some of you and there is nothing I can do about that. Hopefully others may find the beauty in these thirty year old classic machines, like I do.
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