What is Your Oldest Audio Component?

[GaryProtein]

I have my father's McIntosh MA230, Scott 310-D tuner with the separate stereo multiplexer and Garrard Type A turntable.

I have no use for them and at the same time can't bring myself to get rid of them.

[Pneumonic]

Sony STR 6060FW receiver. Circa '69.

I am using it in my bedroom for headphone use. Pulls in FM signals from far away.

[Grasshopper]

Originally Posted by cma29

I like that one!

My oldest component is my Audio Research LS5 Mk II line stage from around 1995. It's still working great, but the 10 tubes it requires is a bit overwhelming.

Thanks!

[gretschduojet]

My oldest pieces would be a Citation II,V Mcintosh Mx110,240

[Still-One]

Originally Posted by Still-One

The oldest piece that is connected is the MS-300.
The oldest piece that is used every day would be the Momentum's.
The oldest piece I own is a Sony 8750 turntable that sits on a shelf and is about 35-40 years old.

I forgot the Edison cylinder phonograph upstairs is actually the oldest , but I guess we are talking ones powered by electricity.

Well I guess I need to update my earlier post. Since I have pulled the MS-300 out of my set-up the oldest piece(s) of gear in use are now the Momentum mono blocks.

[chessman]

Originally Posted by Still-One

Well I guess I need to update my earlier post. Since I have pulled the MS-300 out of my set-up the oldest piece(s) of gear in use are now the Momentum mono blocks.

Jim, that is kind of awe inspiring to me.

[SRR]

I have a pair of 1967 Klipschorn speakers, an Sansui AU 9900 amplifier and TU 9900 Radio from the 70s. I am planning on upgrading Mcintosh MC275 or MC2125 with a C40 pre amp.

[Haurock]

I just couldn't resist...

[ehoove]

My Thorens TD150ab turntable. Although like all my Vintage tables it has a modern arm on it, and is my dedicated mono table.
Regards,
Jim

[Jstang]

Marantz 10b and 7c from 1966.

Jk