This is the list of the best makers of audio equipment. Respond if you disagree

Receiver: Yorx 
Turntable: Crosley 
Cassette deck: “My First Sony”

I bought most of my VHS machines from WDS.
Nice outfits. I got a pristine Onkyo 301 on eBay for $25.
About what it's worth. It does a fine job playing mix tapes in the workshop though.

Ha, ha Hah... You're so funny!

ive seen lots of realistic audio equipment in goodwills and other thrift stores. so i guess i have always thought of it to be a cheapo brand. 

Is their vintage stuff worth checking out?

The name says it all.

@jafox why realistic?

You were only supposed to respond if you disagree.  And I disagree - I'll take Realistic over his listed brands.

You forgot the 8 track.

It depends....they may be the best makers of audio equipment for you.

"...@russ69 yeah, cassettes can be a pain sometimes. But, when they are in good playable condition, on a good cassette deck, they sound awesome...."

They never sounded awesome, they just didn't sound really bad...bad but not really bad. 

Let me guess, you own every brand you mentioned. Enjoy!

@dweller I went to cassettedeck.org and read about the TA2090 - those things are really nice! did you get yours new in the 80s?

@dweller I just looked up the TA2090; that is a nice looking deck! do you have one?

@artemus_5 what do you mean?

@russ69 yeah, cassettes can be a pain sometimes. But, when they are in good playable condition, on a good cassette deck, they sound awesome.

@grannyring @tablejockey @tooblue 

thanks guys. I really want a Nakamichi LX-5. Used to have one, but it broke and the repair shop couldn't fix it!

"...Nakamichi..."

Best maker of the worst audio format. 

Spot on. 

There's nothing to respond to. Nailed it.

Everyone scatter now....nothing to see here.

Don't Feed THE TROLL!!

Well there you go, seems you covered them all.