What did your system look like 30 years ago?

@zavato right. It was Leonard Radio I bought the Tandberg at. Further south on 17N than Harvey. Harvey was later I think. Leonard probably shut down earlier.  same with Tech HIFi.  I worked part time in sales at Tech Hifi in New Brunswick during college. 

Snell C-2 Mk. 2 
AdcomGCD 575 cd player
Adcom GFA 555 Amp
Adcom GTP 400 Preamp/tuner

Allison Ones, Audible Illusions 2D, Kenwood KD-500 TT, Grace G-707 arm, Dynavector MR 23 Ruby, Premier head amp, oak plywood rack, Monster cable SC, Audiquest Ruby ICs, Mod Squad 405 amp, Dual C-901 cassette. The analog setup was used for 13 years minus the cartridge, and the amp was used for about 13 years on its was to 28. Speakers for about 13 years also.

All bought new--Victor's Stereo on Erie in Chicago, Paul Heath Audio on Clark in Chicago, Quintessence in Naperville, And the TT/arm was bought from a couple of mail order warehouses in California.  

Bob

Down to zilch....

Was traveling the country and Canada in a new 34' motorhome for 8 months at age 39 with spouse and Grace the Wonder Cat.

Only thing kept was a Niles Audio CPM-31 switchbox, because I correctly thought I'd never see anything like it again.

Still have it....still works. *S*  Better than me, age-wise...;)

Back then I was a primary school boy. I enjoyed a National (a Matsushita brand) boom box my father brought from the Middle East. It had a voltage selector in the back, and that was how I learned that not everybody uses the same voltage.