You like simplicity.. so do i.. i love a stereo amplifier with good tone controls for bass and treble... systems to listen to movies at home is probably something interesting but i prefer to go to the theater if i want to see a good movie.. I know some friends who paid thousand and thousand of dollars for a good sound system to watch some films and after a while they realised that it was not worth the money spend.. one has to go out once in a while....then there is two of us who love SIMPLICITY....
Vintage amps versus newer products
I own a sansui amp: AU:2200..a yamaha amp: CA-610 II...a technics SU -V660 and a marantz amp :SR-8200
Just guess which one served me real good ? Well, it's the Sansui.. bought it in 1977.. travel with it all around the country " so to speak" used it with an electric guitare cause there is a mike input... never had any trouble with it.. and i have the speakers that match it ( LM-110 ) gorgeous sound.. the second best one is my yamaha .. i prefer the sound that comes out of my yamaha as compared to my Technics with has a not very natural bass.. and the Marantz has not enough tone control.. "my Technics" i had a problem with the volume control not long after i had it..losing sound on either left or right speakers ... well,, i guess i need to get contact cleaner and try to reach that volume control.. Never had that kind of trouble with either my Yamaha or My Sansui... and for the Marantz.. it is so complicated to use to a point that it is back in its box and i use my Yamaha which has a total harmonic distortion of .05.... bought it in 1978 and the specs are just as good as today's amps.. why can they not built or design amps that will last like the ones we had in the seventies and eighties ??....i made " back in 1978 " speakers with 15 inches Philips " Deforest speakers"AD15240 W8"... Midrange : AD5060SQ4 x 2 and the tweeter was a 15 ohms...3 way speakers"sealed enclosure" with one inch thick birch plywood... they had a beautiful sound...of course after a certain number of years the 15 inches speaker let go.. couldn't find the real match... of course they must be available in the USA but i"ll have to pay such a high price for shipping....
why is the electronic so complicated to set-up today.. talking here about amps.. why having so different ways of connecting devices in the back of those amps.. the first time i looked at the back of my Marantz i said to myself : GEEEEEEE AND I USE MY YAMAHA for its Natural Sound
Just guess which one served me real good ? Well, it's the Sansui.. bought it in 1977.. travel with it all around the country " so to speak" used it with an electric guitare cause there is a mike input... never had any trouble with it.. and i have the speakers that match it ( LM-110 ) gorgeous sound.. the second best one is my yamaha .. i prefer the sound that comes out of my yamaha as compared to my Technics with has a not very natural bass.. and the Marantz has not enough tone control.. "my Technics" i had a problem with the volume control not long after i had it..losing sound on either left or right speakers ... well,, i guess i need to get contact cleaner and try to reach that volume control.. Never had that kind of trouble with either my Yamaha or My Sansui... and for the Marantz.. it is so complicated to use to a point that it is back in its box and i use my Yamaha which has a total harmonic distortion of .05.... bought it in 1978 and the specs are just as good as today's amps.. why can they not built or design amps that will last like the ones we had in the seventies and eighties ??....i made " back in 1978 " speakers with 15 inches Philips " Deforest speakers"AD15240 W8"... Midrange : AD5060SQ4 x 2 and the tweeter was a 15 ohms...3 way speakers"sealed enclosure" with one inch thick birch plywood... they had a beautiful sound...of course after a certain number of years the 15 inches speaker let go.. couldn't find the real match... of course they must be available in the USA but i"ll have to pay such a high price for shipping....
why is the electronic so complicated to set-up today.. talking here about amps.. why having so different ways of connecting devices in the back of those amps.. the first time i looked at the back of my Marantz i said to myself : GEEEEEEE AND I USE MY YAMAHA for its Natural Sound
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