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wpines 02-07-2011 06:39 AM

Nostalgic for the Eighties
 
Look at this nice looking stack from Onkyo.
Reminiscent of the Eighties.
Onkyo Proves Everything Old is New Again | Home Entertainment

audiosalons 02-07-2011 08:55 AM

Thats a nice looking stack.

f1 fan 02-08-2011 11:34 AM

Sweet...

Dave

jdandy 02-08-2011 11:51 AM

Brad.......I have never been able to get too excited about Onkyo products, not even their Integra line.

MC352 02-08-2011 01:49 PM

I'm with Dan on this one, I never really liked the Onkyo products.

I do like the meters, but they really should have a blue background to really make them stand out :D

JSCC 02-11-2011 04:54 AM

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For me, it got to be YAMAHA in the eighties!

Somewhere deep within me, I do feel a tinge of regret for selling off my then combo of a Yamaha YP-D10 TT (with matching Beryllium Cartridge), The beautiful T1 Tuner, C2a Preamp and B6 Power Amp with the rare NS1000 speakers in ebony veneer!

Looking at the pictures scoured from the internet, it does bring me a sense of dejavu! :tears:

Rilands 02-11-2011 05:17 AM

I owned an Onkyo receiver in the 80's, I believe it was the TX-SV515. I think I paid around 500.00 for it. I enjoyed it a lot. I was In my 20's at the time & I viewed it as higher-end. I never thought for a minute that later in life I'd
End up spending more than that on cables.

My son now has it and it still performs like new, some 20+ years later.

Still-One 02-11-2011 09:37 AM

I find the biggest difference between Integra/Onkyo, Denon, Marantz and Pioneer is the spelling.


Jim

cmalak 02-11-2011 10:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Still-One (Post 140553)
I find the biggest difference between Integra/Onkyo, Denon, Marantz and Pioneer is the spelling.


Jim

:laughin: too good Jim :thumbsup:


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