All things vinyl — vintage hifi

You know how it is, you make an impulse purchase on eBay. I did. It was a tatty old Thorens TD160 deck. It was in a poor state and was only fit for parts, but it was cheap. From memory around £25-30. My intention was to restore it to its former glory. That was ten years ago. 

 

A couple of months ago, I finally retrieved it from the loft and decided to follow through on that rash decision.

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In the world of high-fidelity (HiFi) audio, enthusiasts often find themselves drawn to personal preferences of the interpretation and character of vinyl playback, that sparks varying opinions and preferences among audiophiles.

The Ortofon T20 is designed to amplify the delicate signal produced by moving coil cartridges.

Vintage Hi-Fi receivers, a treasure trove of audiophile delights from the 1970 to 1985 period, are more than just relics of the past. For many they represent a pinnacle in the evolution of sound technology, offering a unique blend of warmth, depth, and character that many modern systems strive to emulate. In our opinion here are five to consider if they come up for sale. So, why consider these antiques?

Unmatched Sound Quality

The foremost benefit of vintage Hi-Fi receivers is their unparalleled sound quality, assuming you prefer detailed and musical over detailed and crisp. These...