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It’s easy for these historical gems to get lost in time. But even as technology advances, nothing can truly replace that warm, vintage sound.
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Our Latest Guides
Can I Put My Turntable On Top Of A Receiver?
The location of your turntable can also aid in the reduction of electrical noise during…
How To Test A Subwoofer
To test a subwoofer, check the resistance of the voice coil with a multimeter. The…
Can You Play Mono Records On A Stereo Turntable?
However, with the rise of stereo records, mono recordings have become nearly obsolete. But fear…
How To Test If A Tweeter Is Blown
Tweeters, like speakers, can be blown and produce a harsh sound. If there is only…
How Often Should You Replace Turntable Stylus
The stylus, often known as the needle, is an important part of any turntable. It’s…
What Gauge Speaker Wire For Subwoofer
You can use 12-gauge speaker wire if your sub system will produce more than 1,000…
Our Latest Reviews
Sony CDP-557ESD Review
Do you remember when CD players were a new thing? The early Philips-based machines employed…
Sony CDP-911 Review
It’s often argued that the 1960s didn’t begin until the middle of the decade, and…
Sony CDP-X33ES Review
The decade of the 1990s would be remembered as the decade in which Compact Disc…
Wharfedale Chevin XP2
The year is 1978. The Bee Gees, as well as other acts like Tavares and…
Wharfedale E70 Review
There were never that many fantastic loudspeakers in the 1970s. Speakers were increasingly complicated and…
A&R AR-A60 Review
The UK hi-fi market was a different country in the mid-1970s. Pioneer, Sony, JVC, Hitachi,…
