SEVENTIES STEREO

The Pioneer HPM-60s, and Marantz 2230 left yesterday and will be missed. On final listen (and I returned to them many times in the months I ...

Two pairs of speakers will be arriving shortly, and I'm excited to hear both. I haven't mentioned the Altec Ones in a while, but rea...

These Canton GL 260s are stunning! Almost twice the size of the famous Radio Shack realistic Minimus 7s, they are an order of magnitude bett...

Yamaha's receivers from the seventies are prized by many. Visually, they are modernist minamalist compared to Marantz and sonically they...

From Grossman's web site : Grossman's Tavern - Toronto's Home of the Blues This tavern was originally open in 1948 by the Grossm...

I wrote this a while ago, but have since spent hours with the HPM-60s. They are still to me an excellent, lower priced, MUCH more efficient ...

but only the first! And if I could really only take one, this wouldn't be it. But classics are classics for a reason. If you don't l...

As hard and rocking as the blues can get. The brilliant comeback, produced and played on by Johnny Winter. This is just incredible! The JBLs...

I'm grateful to have found this album again (in good shape!) at Sonic Boom's recent (to me) and fantastic downstairs vinyl store. N...

UPDATE: They are amazing! i've been using them for a few hours now, and they have an authority that's wonderful: true monitors, as g...

I think the JBL L36s are leaving today. This pair are as great as the first, and I've been really enjoying them. I'm sure they'r...

I've loved and enjoyed every Marantz receiver that I've had. Each (even the same model number) looks a little bit different after 30...

I'm picking up the bulbs for the 2226 tomorrow, it should light up tomorrow night. I replaced the mismatched connectors on the latest J...