What is Your Oldest Audio Component?

[bullfrog]

My BOC preamp l(60's), loaded with black plate Bugleboy preamp tubes going into my
2 Layfette LA 70 mono blocks (1959)with
4 kt original KT 88s Golden Lion power tubes and old Mulliard GZ34 rectifiers! This goes into 2 4311 JBL speakers.

[Ricpan]

20161226_183641.jpgMine may not be the oldest but may be the biggest. 1969 Bozak Concert Grands with a few mods, Mundorf and Audio Cap capacitors, rewired with silver mil spec wire, custom built biamp filter and is played daily. Looks great and sound great. I also have Marantz 2270, Marantz 2245 receivers and a Marantz 250M amp. All been reworked. The only one of these that is hook up is the 2245 for my patio system.

[essjay]

I have a (restored) Thorens 124 MK2 in regular use now days, lovely table with a matching sound.

[Dr Morbius]

I have an Empire 298 turntable (circa 1962) that is my main TT. Also have a Thorens 166 mark 2 I bought new in 1984.

[Dr Morbius]

Oh, my amp is an HH Scott 272 (circa 1961) I've had for 15 years now.

[vegaracer1]

I have a McIntosh 1700 that I love. I use it with my headphones frequently. LCD 2 sound very pleasant with the 1700.

[vegaracer1]

Originally Posted by Ricpan

Attachment 49649Mine may not be the oldest but may be the biggest. 1969 Bozak Concert Grands with a few mods, Mundorf and Audio Cap capacitors, rewired with silver mil spec wire, custom built biamp filter and is played daily. Looks great and sound great. I also have Marantz 2270, Marantz 2245 receivers and a Marantz 250M amp. All been reworked. The only one of these that is hook up is the 2245 for my patio system.

[emoji106]

[miketuason]

I still have the Phase Linear disgned by Bob Carver

[vintage_tube]

Oldest is a McIntosh MR71 -- 1963-69. Haven't bothered to ascertain manufacturer year of my unit via s/n decode.

Bb

[62caddy]

McIntosh MC30 (1958).