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Technics SL-220 Turntable – Made in Japan, Dust Cover, Gold RCAs
This deck comes in silver with its clear dust cover and a good Piezo cartridge, and its RCA cables have been upgraded to our own Radique Audio Gold Series, so the signal reaches your amplifier's phono input through a proper, well-shielded connection rather than the thin factory leads of the era. We know this deck: it was serviced on our bench, including a new belt, before it first left the shop, and it has come back to us through our Perpetual Trade-Back Program and been fully tested on our bench again before listing. Condition: Very Good, and free of significant marks. The clear dust cover is included.
Sony STR-AV880 Vintage Stereo Receiver – 110 WPC, MM/MC Phono
110 watts a channel into 8 ohms at 0.006% distortion, with a phono stage that switches between moving magnet and moving coil from the front panel. Introduced around 1986 as an A/V control centre — toroidal transformer, FM/AM presets, speaker A and B, tape loops, 21.2 lbs. Made in Japan. Very good condition.
Sony ES STR-DA555ES 5.1 AVR 600W — Phono, Preouts
120 watts into each of five channels, 600 watts in total, from Sony's Elevated Standard line in 1999 — and 35 pounds of chassis to go with it. Two DSP engines, a 24-bit for Dolby Digital and DTS and a 32-bit for the soundfields, with an Analog Direct mode that bypasses both. MM phono, full 5.1 preouts and two subwoofer outputs. Level One serviced here; remote included.
Pioneer Elite 500 Watt 5.1 AVR with Phono VSX-26TX
Five 100-watt amplifier sections on Hex power MOS FET outputs, THX certified, with a full set of 5.1 pre-outs and 5.1 pre-ins. Seven pairs of analog inputs plus a dedicated phono stage and four digital inputs, on Elite 5-way binding posts. 31 lbs. Remote and PDF manual included; very good condition.
Sherwood S-7250 CP Vintage Stereo Receiver – 20 WPC, Phono
Twenty watts a channel into 8 ohms across the full 20 Hz to 20 kHz band, an MM phono input at 80 dB signal-to-noise, and a tape monitor loop. Sherwood built these in small runs in Chicago and sold them through the same shops that carried Marantz and McIntosh. Still in its original wood cabinet. Level 1 serviced here; condition Very Good.
German-Made Dual Semi-Automatic Belt-Drive Turntable CS 514
A mid-1980s German semi-automatic — XM300 lightweight alloy tonearm, DC 200-1 motor, 304 mm non-magnetic die-cast aluminium platter, electronic switching between 33⅓ and 45. The arm returns and the motor stops on its own at the end of a side. Fitted with a Stanton 680HP cartridge and matching D6800HP spherical stylus, and the ground lead has been upgraded to a spade connector.
Technics SL-220 Turntable – Made in Japan, Serviced, Open Deck
This deck has had over $120 in service and parts. The tonearm has been professionally repaired and reconnected, resolving tracking issues, and a replacement headshell has been fitted at no extra charge. The pitch control potentiometers (speed pots) have been deep-cleaned and deoxidized, curing the speed drift these models are known for, so the speed is now rock-steady. A fresh, correct-tension belt ensures accurate rotation and quick start-up, and a brand-new Audio-Technica AT3600L cartridge and stylus offer punchy, reliable sound right out of the gate. The platter rim has been sanded and polished to a mirror shine, removing years of oxidation. This is the open-deck version, an ideal candidate for a cabinet, a shelf system, or DJ-style open-air use; just add your own dust cover if desired, or enjoy the sleek, open-deck look. Condition: Good. The grey plinth is clean, and the freshly polished platter rim looks fantastic. Functionally it is perfect: speed is stable, tracking is excellent, and the auto-return works smoothly.
TEAC AG-790 Stereo Receiver – 100 WPC, Phono, Made in Japan
One hundred watts a channel into 8 ohms, 20 Hz to 35 kHz at 0.05% distortion. Moving-magnet phono at 6.5 mV into 22 kilohms, a quartz PLL tuner with 60 presets, loudness, tone controls and A/B speaker switching. Built in Japan in 2005 against a $600 to $650 US list price. Remote included; cosmetic condition good.
Onkyo CP-1010A Auto-Return Turntable – Serviced
Belt drive on a DC servo motor with a 310mm die-cast platter, a low-mass straight arm and auto-return at the end of a side. The return mechanism came apart on the bench, was cleaned of old grease and relubricated; it now carries a new precision-ground belt, a new Audio-Technica AT3600L cartridge, a polished dust cover and a spade on the ground lead. Built in Japan around 1983. Condition good.
Vintage Garrard Direct Drive TurnTable, Fully Manual DD-130
Fully manual direct drive from the late seventies, built in Swindon, England, in charcoal grey. S-shaped tonearm, strobe, pitch control, heavy platter and shock-absorbing feet, with a new AT3600-style stylus fitted. The tonearm lifter does not work, which on a manual deck matters less than it sounds. Good cosmetic condition, with professional heavy-duty hinge reinforcement.