Still happily using vintage gear?

I love my vintage gear! 20/20 vision in the rear view mirror allows for cherry-picking of some fine gear over the years.

My daily driver amplifier is a well updated Accuphase P-250 that does it all.

My last office system featured updated Original Large Advents powered by the latest Sony TA-A1ES Integrated & Sony HAP-Z1ES music streamer which was incredibly impressive with only slight errors of omission while musical as all get out.

 In addition to lots of restored SS integrated amps from Accuphase, Kenwood, Pioneer & Kyocera (47 Labs founder Junji Kimura‘s bookends), Tandberg, Yamaha and Marantz, I also have collected a Marantz 2330 receiver & an assortment of relative turntables & speakers. Most of my collection is from the 1970’s. It’s all relative and most is appreciating in spite of money invested in restoration by Paul Hovenga @ Many Moons Audio in Tulsa 👍

Only my Quad 63s. My friend uses a Townsend Rock and this t.t. still holds its own.

I am a vintage guy but vintage alone can’t float my boat anymore alone. Too much technological progress over the years to overlook it. Better, smaller, and more ways than ever to enjoy music. Gotta get with the 21st century. 

I have a 20 year old Musical Fidelity A220 integrated recently serviced with first tier capacitors. I have 3 other newer integrated amps that I will occasionally audition but in the end, I always come back, and enjoy the beautiful class A sound of the 220. 

Hello and I just now joined up. Probably a common theme so bear with me. USAF electronics tech overseas, late 70s. Went off deep end with Sansui G7700 system. Over the years, the pots got scratchy and the power switch latched maybe 50%. Moved on to a Pioneer rack system donated to me by a "moving on" wanderer mid 90's. The digital age took over and now, I am returning to my roots. I inherited a Dual 701 table, Pioneer 1010 receiver and BIC Venturi 6 speakers. Repaired the 701(shorted cap on motor board) and all is well. Currently going through the Sansui components so as to have another room wired up. Cheers