Senior Audiophiles - Audiophile since the 60-70's?


How many Senior (true) Audiophiles do we have here since the 70's or prior?

What was your favorite decade and why?

What are your thoughts of the current state of Audio?

Would you trade your current system for a past system?
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Showing 1 response by jimburger

My best system is my current one with Maggie 3.6R, ARC SP-14 phono stage, ARC LS 16 MKII linestage, Linn LP-12 Valhalla/Akito/Blue Point Special record playing system, Sony SACD, and Rotel/Genesis/Theta CD combo. However, I really miss the system I had in the late 70's with my Yamaha YPD-71 turntable with Sonus Blue Gold Label cartridge, Luxman R1050 receiver, and Audioanalyst M6 speakers. The YPD-71 was a 31 pound turntable that really did sound good despite being direct drive. The Sonus cartridge had a wonderfully transparent midrange to die for. The Luxman R1050 was a gorgeous box that had wonderful ergonomics and a decent phono section and adequate power. The Audioanalyst M6 was a little-known 2 cubic foot box that had true 30hz response and a rare for the time crossover that made an attempt at phase coherence. It was an imaging champ and intensely musical. I still think of the magic that system delivered so effortlessly.