What is Your Oldest Audio Component?

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05-08-2013, 09:04 AM

Jerome W

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Originally Posted by jdandy

Roger.......My oldest audio component is my Micro Seiki DD-40 turntable and m505A tonearm. I bought it new 34 years ago and still use it daily. I have a new Ortofon Cadenza Blue cartridge that will be mounted on it in a few days, the very first moving coil cartridge to ever be mounted on my m505A tonearm in all those years.

Dan, your MA5100 is not older than that ?

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