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Tis model super hard to service even to experience tech I wonder who able service it next 30 years

Good to see a video like this. I am fixing and collecting cassette decks. I have more than 250 cassette decks, almost 150 are Nakamichi, including Dragons, 1000 mark2,1000ZXL, ZX-7, ZX-9, 700ZXE, RX-505, 680ZX, 682ZX and many other top of the line Nakamichi machines. Nothing is better then Nakamichi, Tandberg is only a great pretender.

On the Woody Allen movie Hannah and her sisters, there is scene with Swedish actor Max Von Sidow playing a record (vinyl for the newbies) on a Linn Sondek LP 12.

Well it’s a French word and they pronounce it neesh.

“Blowup” (1966) features a B&O Beocord 2000 Deluxe reel to reel deck sitting on the main character’s coffee table in his studio / bachelor pad. Of course “The Conversation” (1974) features many great open reel machines and gear, a true classic Francis Ford Coppola film.

When you say" new large advent" are you talking about the speaker that came out in the 70s or in the 90s? And I'm sure my 12 inch tannoys would how away both by the way you're talking

Side walls are necessary for the 901s.

Once again, the Advents punch way above their weight. I wonder if any modern offerings provide as much value as the original Large Advents.

Scott - I loved your video, except, truly, my father was an audiophile and he passed away and my sister and I are trying to sell his gear to make some donations to his chosen philanthropies. So, how do I prove that I am genuine? His resume speaks for itself but I dont know that I want to have to share that stuff? Help!

To this day I kick myself for not buying these.

How about the scene from Pulp Fiction when Umma Thurman hits the "play" button on the Open Reel tape deck playing "Girl, You'll be a woman soon..." after they get back from the Retro-diner-dance-hall. I believe it's a Teac or Akai with 10 inch reels. 😍

The best (recent) cable-series for spotting much loved 70's vintage gear has to be the HBO series "Vinyl". The entire series takes place in 1973. Many of the scenes take place in a Record company office. Lot's of gear in just about every episode. One of the later scenes features a Thornes TD-125 table used in a dance hall (huh ??). I own a Thornes 125-MkII that I purchased in '73. So my turntable got it's 15 minutes of fame.😊

Most overpriced speaker ever created

Suggestions for future video…Lara Croft Tomb Raider great scene with turntable. Also, The Mechanic…Jason Statham with his Pro-Ject turntable and other components.

Great video fantastic channel please do more UK audio and speakers.

At 16:11, the lower amp is a concept 3.5 or 2.5, I believe

Speakers on the Bosch clip are -NOT- Ohm F speakers. They're from the later Walsh series, likely a Walsh 4 or 5. McIntosh piece is likely a tuner/preamp.

My fav Movie with great gear is "Diva" by Jean-Jacques Beineix. Showcasing stuff by Stellavox/Nagra, Nakamichi, Revox and so on. All in all a very tasteful example of french savoir vivre.

In the movie High Fidelity John Cusack had a McIntosh MC 275.

I worked at PS decades ago. Quadraflex and Reference house brands were mid fi some near the "pretty junk "level. We made more money selling the house brands. BUT Concept was objectively superior to anything we carried with maybe the Sansui G series receivers as good. A pair of Advents a great Dual turntable and a Concept Receiver if over 50 watts was and is today a great and very accurate system - for a reasonable price. If I recall the Concept 5.5 and 6.5 were the best sellers -- 55 watts and 65 watts...

There is a movie called Diva about a singer who would not record so a young man sneaked in his Niagra and recorder her and he seemed to lover her and his machine. He had a great system at his apartment that had I think a Revox B77 and a Nakamichi cassetted deck. There was another movie about some guy who falls in love with a girl and sells off his system that had a Krell amp.

I rented my Revox A77 to a movie company once.

There was a scene in the movie catch me if you can with a Teac reel to reel .

Janet Jackson video "That's the way love goes"

I have this set and keep it in my basement office. Awesome set and use them regularly.

Great video. I'm certain it would not be hard to find some Bang and Olufsen equipment in movies and shows.

The Ohm Speaker is one with the 'Walsh' driver that radiated off the back of the cone. I think it was the Ohm F. The magnet is at the top of the speaker. The cone faces down. The angle of the back of the cone basically made it time aligned if I remember correctly. I think it had titanium or other stiff coating at the apex. I heard a pair when they were in production.

He had JVC Zero 6 speakers

Seinfeld S8E5 "The Package" - Kramer commits "mail fraud" to get Jerry reimbursement for his new stereo when the old one was out of warranty. ruclips.net/video/bk0c8IMb_ZQ/видео.html&ab_channel=Seinfeld

I'm pretty sure 9 1/2 weeks has. Klipsch LaScalas in it.

Risky Business, American Psycho, Hi Fidelity all have fairly prominent use of audio equipment.

This was fun and enjoyable. Your creativity is showing!

In the movie "precious " I saw a pioneer sx 828 in the scene where the mother is attacking the daughter

In Peter Gunns (1959 series) cool bachelor pad he has a Grommes system, all separates. Don't know which turntable, you never get a good view of that. Google "peter gunn grommes" and you'll see a still from the show.

'Michael Clayton' Arthur Edens stereo system in the movie was a Pioneer Elite set IIRC. He used it to make a custom voice msg for his answering system in a memorable scene.

John Cusack from “High Fidelity” had an old Rega TT, JBL Butt-Cheek horn speakers, some Tube gear I can’t remember.. In “Nobody” had a vintage Rotel system with a Rotel TT..

The scene from Bosch shows a Mcintosh 240 not a 225; on the lest is a Mcintosh MX110 tuner-preamp

In the Bosch clip I believe that’s a McIntosh tuner-preamp, MX-110. Also the speakers could also could be from Snell.

Haha, I love this Scott! I did something similar on my FB group a couple years ago. I believe it was a Geico commercial where the gecko was having a yard sale and everyone was trying to buy his vintage stereo that wasn't for sale! lol It also wasn't branded, so I challenged my group to guess what it was. I think it was also a Marantz, maybe 2230...

Unique video, and that is appreciated. The most prominently displayed piece of stereo gear in TV history was the compact all in one stereo seen in most episodes of the Bob Newhart Show. A Juliette....A Clarinette? The Hartley's never did upgrade. There was a college kids fad where they would watch reruns of the show and every time someone on the show said BOB, they would all have to take a shot of whiskey. His name was said so often that it guaranteed a drunken time for all. I once suggested to another stereo guy on his RUclips channel, that the same drinking game could be played every time he mentioned his ultra expensive Bel Canto equipment. I think he mentioned it thousands of times. He no longer gave me red hearts for my comments after that. On at least one season of the Danny Thomas Show a more serious looking stereo right in tve middle of the living room, was shown several times each episode. Looked like McIntosh...but not sure. Reel Tape machines were shown galore, especially in Secret Agent type shows of the 1960s. Not just on Mission Impossible. If you're a Secret Agent...Don't tell anyone! What fictional Detective with a whole very long series of best selling novels, usually mentioned in the story something about his stereo equipment? The equipment in the stories changed as the author in real life, changed & upgraded equipment., And often started the novels with something like "I was sitting in my boat listening to my new AR 3 speakers, with my Scott tuner and Marantz amp, when I heard a loud cry in the distance." In his later novels the fictional Detective was mentioning his new AR 9 speakers. Recently on RUclips there was a video about NBC's late night host Jimmy Fallon's 100k stereo system. Guys with 500 grand systems were writing in the comments " That's all he can afford." I guess everyone knows there's no business like show business, for money $$$.

Boy, this subject doesn't get any more niche than this, but I watch Will Trent and he has a system that is in the background of some scenes in his living room but always in a dark corner. He played vinyl on it in an episode and it may actually be a console unit given the character's vintage set decor. I'm always looking for it, but no clear view yet.

Equalizer in 9 1/2: AudioSource EQ Series One II.

I often freeze-frame and zoom in on vintage audio gear I don't immediately recognize in movies and TV I watch at home. I sometimes wonder why it's there. Does the choice of equipment say something about the fictional character who owns it? Or is it just corporate product-placement? Sometimes I think it just indicates that somebody working on the production thought the high-end stuff looked cool (and it does!), even if it wasn't realistically something within the reach (aesthetically or financially) of the characters. Maybe they got to keep certain "props" after the shoot. I recently re-watched Jerzy Skolimowski's eerie 1978 British drama/horror film "The Shout" in which one character (played by John Hurt) is an electronic musician and sound artist with a studio full of equipment -- including one of my favorite pieces in my own collection, an impressively industrial-looking Kenwood KA-8004 integrated amp (1973-76) with its distinctive split face (silver/ bronze) and recessed yellow lamps housed in the crevice between the two. Look for it!

In "Departed" Matt Damon is rocking a full Macintosh stack

Movie - The Choice, 2016. Features a 1980's Denon turntable, DP-45F i think?

I bought a pair of Large Advents when Kloss first started to produce them. I too was amazed at the vocal capabilities. So I still have a pair today in the original premium cabinets. I updated the crossovers & refoamed. They still sound good to me and my 73YO ears. 👍

Loved this concept for the video. I think the Macs in Bosch were a MC240 and a MX110 with Ohm F. It’s funny, it was seeing Bosch’s setup prompted me to get back involved with audio gear. Due to family and job it had been 25 years since I had paid attention. After seeing this I had to had some vintage McIntosh.

Brendan Gleeson's character in Mr Mercedes has a vintage setup and some vinyl.

Gene Hackman in The Conversation; plays saxaphone accompaning a piece playing on a Rek-O-Cut turntable, not to mention all of his professional gear.

LOVE this vid topic, Scott . …and don’t forget the movie gear that got many into this hobby after they watched it…Ferris Bueller’s Day Off…the sleeping scene’s where he’s using his system to fool his parents. Carver Gear! And I drooled over that Audio Source Equalizer. Keep ‘em’ comin’ my friend. 👍 Equalizer close up @ 1 minute mark ruclips.net/video/r-lSG3kS1BM/видео.htmlsi=57O68pFOdYb7dwhk Carver Gear and turntable : ruclips.net/video/ATkUqWssSGc/видео.htmlsi=uaNPox7njtH0UXWA .