I just realized this is the one i got for my Dad for the den and hooked up speakers outside for the porch and it he was so happy to be able to listen to music in the den and porch. Those days are long gone.
*Had the same unit in the 70's pushing 2 (powered crosover) Electrostatic 2a's and 2 MC 1000's, neighbors just loved us LOL!!!!. The Magic Tune does fail in most but it's a simple fix*
I sold these at Tandi in Holland when I was 19 years old. The quality was excellent, and I always suspected they were rebranded Japanese products. Tandi also sold verry low-quality stereo systems, making it challenging to convince customers to choose Realistic over well-known Japanese brands.
I just realized this is the one i got for my Dad for the den and hooked up speakers outside for the porch and it he was so happy to be able to listen to music in the den and porch. Those days are long gone.
*Had the same unit in the 70's pushing 2 (powered crosover) Electrostatic 2a's and 2 MC 1000's, neighbors just loved us LOL!!!!. The Magic Tune does fail in most but it's a simple fix*
I love that this was randomly recommended to me
Very nice Realistic. Never really looked at that model but I do like it.
My first realistic stereo was the sta-77-a and it sounded great. I think i got it in 1975or 76
I sold these at Tandi in Holland when I was 19 years old. The quality was excellent, and I always suspected they were rebranded Japanese products. Tandi also sold verry low-quality stereo systems, making it challenging to convince customers to choose Realistic over well-known Japanese brands.
GLWS!