Hey Lenny, You are the audio man we really appreciate you coming to see us and posting the really nice videos of our store, I hope all is well. Hope to see you again, stop by in Allentown Pa anytime. Thanks Dan
Wow brings back great memories. 2:00 I still have a Marantz 2238B receiver that I bought new back in ‘79 or ‘80. Had the box and wooden case up along with a United Audio turntable and Altec-Lansing speakers. 5:52 I have that same Realistic EQ that I bought new back sometime in the’80s. Wish I had a time machine lol
I've personally met the guy who runs the Turntable Store and found he is the absolute NICEST Person on this Earth. He sold me on those 2 HUGE Dulany SC-IV speaker's Lenny shows in the video. The nice gentleman you saw who runs the store brought them to me. Wonderful man salt of the Earth.
So nice seeing Max from the Turntable store. After seeing a listing on Reverb I drove the 1.5 hrs to Manheim and was totally charmed by the visit. The specialty retail experience is all but hollowed out and I miss it - the professionalism, beautiful products, and candid conversation among enthusiasts .. all pushed aside by synthetic corporate franchises and the internet. That morning I walked out with a fine little Beomaster and the reminisce of how quality shopping and browsing should be.
Cool, The Turntable Store…right off the bat. Got a NAK BX-300, with the box and shipping foam, from them a few years ago. They were great to work with…🍻
Wow, stumble upon your video and from the beginning I was transported back to my teen years as an audio buff. It also made me a little sad, because it reminded me of all of the pieces I've lost over the years. 😥 BTW, I live in Philly and Barracks is and has been legendary for decades.👍
Tandberg is nice! Here in Norway they are pretty popular. The TR2045 is good, but not the most sought after. No RCA connections only 5pin DIN. Other then that i think it is realy nice (same as the 2060). The looks are perfect and good power with 45W per cannel (8ohm). The most popular items is the TR1000 series, TR2055, 2075, 2075mkii and the TR2080. The Huldra 8, 10 and 12 is also realy nice. There is more, but i think those I mentioned is kind of the best from Tandberg.
The receiver or the 901s that you talk about had the spatial unit built in the receiver and the EQ. This was for the back 8 drivers to balance inward or outward, and only the Series III and IV 901 speakers had this. There were two types of Bose Receivers, the Bose 550 at 40 watts 8 ohms and the other was the Bose 551 at 100 watts at 8 ohms. The Receiver itself was specially designed for the 901 and only those two series.
Great recap of PA videos, plus I noticed a few new things either missed the first time or maybe added footage. There is a lot of really cool vintage gear in PA.
Thanks John! Yeah I love structuring it like that. A lot of people I watch do it and I always end up rewatching the package video multiple times cause I can just put it on in the background and always catch new things.
Hey Lenny, I’m new to your channel. My name is Mike. I’m a military veteran and I have a slight stereo addiction that I got when I was in Germany and I’m 60 years old. I’ve had this addiction for a while. I seen some of your videos and I watch every video that you have. I’m a hi-fi head. Don’t have a lot of money for the top and stuff can’t afford that but I call a Lo-Fis system. that’s what I have anyway I didn’t know anything about Mortz TV. I live in Pennsylvania in Warminster maybe a 30 minute ride from there. I have an old Heath kit AR 1429 and the bulbs in there for illumination, 1:49 Are 24 V bulbs. I didn’t know that until I went to Mortz and asked him if he had any at first he said no and I was looking around the store dreaming for about 10 minutes and then he came out of the back and he said hey I have six of those bulbs I’ll sell them to you for two dollars apiece so I took them and put them in my stereo. Everything’s doing good. Great shop thank you very much for your channel. You’re a great dude keep up the good work.
American Pickers Would Call 📞 This a Honey 🍯 Hole 🕳️ What I Really Enjoy About These Vignettes Lenny These Finds You Showcase of Vintage HiFi Theres a Little For Everyone For The Guy Just Starting Out To Some Very High End Mid 70’s Audio The Carver The SAE The McIntosh Even That Mitsubishi Power Amp and Pre/Amp That Even Falls Under Rare You Did It Just Again You Tracked Down Some Cool 😎 Vintage HiFi I’ve Noticed That In All Your Videos These Proprietors Are Very Good Natured People Because Good Food and Good Music 🎶 Equipment Brings People Together What a Great Service You Are Doing And Providing To The Public In a World of Crumbling Values Lenny is Making America Sound Better 😮 Thanks Lenny You Topped Yourself Once Again…..😮 Hip Hip Hooray and Cheers To Your Big Ears 👂
That’s my RT707 RTR tape deck at 1:53. I bought it from Max 2 weeks ago. I can tell it’s mine because it has the replacement pinch roller on the feed reel side.
Lenny ! The Nikko NR-1415 .. real sleeper and will surprise ya' Set it up and listen to it the sound is very nice and detailed similar to an SX-1250 for sound quality. Build inside is also nice.
@@LennyFlorentine yes it does and plenty of ooomph too. My amp boards and power supply/protection boards recapped, and it sounds so good I don't want to touch the preamp board !
Interesting that you mentioned you never know what's in those furniture style speakers at 47:54 - Those were a pair of KLH Model 23's without the badges, which are some well regarded speakers from the early 70's, and a speaker I have had the pleasure of finding. They sound fantastic, surprising bass response and warm midrange, very fun to listen to.
Those speakers he was testing out for you. I had a set of those about five years ago, but the foam was rotted out on it the Styrofoam itself, and even then I didn’t know how special those were. I wish I had kept those but what I do have is the Aki track 4000 complete and it works. Just don’t have the box for it. You are definitely in a cool store. I may have to take a visit over there. I’m in Ohio and all my stuff is for sale
The OHM model F @ 51:10 is without a doubt the best sounding speaker i have ever heard. The OHM line of speakers has changed in design somewhat , but overall a highly regarded line of speakers.
I finally subscribed after watching several videos, don't have an excuse :(. anyway I'm glad you visited my state. I may have to go on a road trip to check out some of these locations.
I saw a really nice pair of AR (4AX?) speakers with the white linen cloth grills. Those sound very nice with a little extra power to drive them. I once had a nice Haffler amp that i used with mine.🤤🎶👂❤️ Damn, I wish I'd kept that combo!😏
If you want to step up in quality with a Intergrated Amp and Receiver! In my opinion the best out there is a Pioneer SA-9500 amp and matching TX-9500 Tuner! Plenty of Power and Sound Quality I’ll match against anything ! I’ve worked on these for 50 years and the Components used are Top Notch ! I personally have this set up that is totally original except for aligning the Tuner and replacing the original bulbs - as far as the amp everything is totally original including the light bulbs ! The Filter Caps are all within spec ! This was sold new in 1975! How could you do better than this ? I purchased a total parts rebuild kit for both units and it’s just sitting in the boxes on the shelf! I think there are many that will agree with me ?
I had a friend with a pair of those Ohm speakers. You had to drive them hard for them to sound good, but give them a little too much juice and they blow. He was really upset with that purchase.
Do they price this stuff to sell or are you dealing with audio "hoarders" that think every piece is made of gold? There are a million pieces out there. What's your opinion on these type places?
Hi, I live in the Black Country, England, home of Sabbath, Zeppelin and Slade. My system is sansui 551,£130,rega planar 1 £200 new, wharfedale laser 400 speakers £80.00, What's that 350 of your bucks? Rock on.
I have a pair of Bertagni D-75s I fully restored. The soundstage is just like in your video, hard to tell where the speaker is in the room. Don't come across these often
Good afternoon everyone, my name is Máximo Perea, I am a vintage enthusiast. Question: I am soon traveling to Washington, and I would like to purchase a Sasui amplifier. Can you send me the location of your store in Pennsylvania? Thank you.
@@LennyFlorentine I live in Bogota, Colombia, and I would like to have more contact with you, because you have very good products that interest me and have been selected to be purchased because of the guarantee of good quality. If you are still in Valtimore, I will visit you there, but I need your location. Regards.
Buenas tardes a todos mi nombre es Máximo perea, soy aficionado al vintage, pregunta: próximamente viajo a Washington, y quisiera adquirir un amplificador sasui, me pueden enviar la ubicación de su tienda en Pensilvania, gracias
Love the channel. Any chance you'll come to ohio? Maybe someone here can help me. I'm a Pioneer guy and lost my tech a few years ago. Phil at AV-Specialist in Centerville, ohio. Awesome Pioneer guy! RIP. Looking for a reputable vintage tech within around 100 miles of Dayton ohio. Thanks in advance.
Vintage equipment is so overpriced it isn't even worth a look. The average person can't afford the stuff, and the self proclaimed audiophiles just love to hear themselves speak. After watching a few they all become totally boring.
Used to be able to buy cheap and fix cheap and get the best equipment 5 dollars at thrift shops and 10 20 dollars in part's not anymore can only buy electric components on line and have to do security to be able to buy and broken electronics people are asking for the new price not worth it anymore
Might as well subscribe if you are reading this
So is it 125 watts per speaker?? I just want one to run my old stereo off
Hey Lenny, You are the audio man we really appreciate you coming to see us and posting the really nice videos of our store, I hope all is well. Hope to see you again, stop by in Allentown Pa anytime. Thanks Dan
Hey Dan! It was great visiting you! Hope to come back soon!
Wow! The Vintage stereo scene is great!
Wow brings back great memories. 2:00 I still have a Marantz 2238B receiver that I bought new back in ‘79 or ‘80. Had the box and wooden case up along with a United Audio turntable and Altec-Lansing speakers. 5:52 I have that same Realistic EQ that I bought new back sometime in the’80s. Wish I had a time machine lol
I love it when you see the lesser recognized brands components. There is some incredible stuff from the lesser known names.
I've personally met the guy who runs the Turntable Store and found he is the absolute NICEST Person on this Earth. He sold me on those 2 HUGE Dulany SC-IV speaker's Lenny shows in the video. The nice gentleman you saw who runs the store brought them to me. Wonderful man salt of the Earth.
That’s so great that you have been there too! He’s a great guy and it’s a wonderful store! Good to hear from you!!
So nice seeing Max from the Turntable store. After seeing a listing on Reverb I drove the 1.5 hrs to Manheim and was totally charmed by the visit. The specialty retail experience is all but hollowed out and I miss it - the professionalism, beautiful products, and candid conversation among enthusiasts .. all pushed aside by synthetic corporate franchises and the internet. That morning I walked out with a fine little Beomaster and the reminisce of how quality shopping and browsing should be.
"Tokyo Electro-Acoustics Company" aka TEAC ....... cool tidbit!
Cool, The Turntable Store…right off the bat. Got a NAK BX-300, with the box and shipping foam, from them a few years ago. They were great to work with…🍻
That one next to the McIntosh 275 with the wooden side panels is an amplifier made by audiocontrol
O.M.G. .....Hi Fi Heaven........ I still have my Hi Fi... It's over 50 years old. Still works GREAT!!!
Holy Crap! I will watch this whole thing at different times but wow!
That’s the way to do it!
Wow, stumble upon your video and from the beginning I was transported back to my teen years as an audio buff. It also made me a little sad, because it reminded me of all of the pieces I've lost over the years. 😥 BTW, I live in Philly and Barracks is and has been legendary for decades.👍
Thanks so much! Glad I out that in there even know it was on the Jersey side. That’s awesome!
The TANBERG receiver that he passed over is extremely good.
Tandberg is nice! Here in Norway they are pretty popular. The TR2045 is good, but not the most sought after. No RCA connections only 5pin DIN. Other then that i think it is realy nice (same as the 2060). The looks are perfect and good power with 45W per cannel (8ohm). The most popular items is the TR1000 series, TR2055, 2075, 2075mkii and the TR2080. The Huldra 8, 10 and 12 is also realy nice. There is more, but i think those I mentioned is kind of the best from Tandberg.
You buy the Abby Road reel 2 reel, take it home, put it on your Akai M8 then start cursing as it eats the tape and ties it in knots,lol.
I can't believe out of all that luscious vintage gear that lady picks out as her favorite a portable cassette radio.
Cost😊😊😊
The receiver or the 901s that you talk about had the spatial unit built in the receiver and the EQ. This was for the back 8 drivers to balance inward or outward, and only the Series III and IV 901 speakers had this. There were two types of Bose Receivers, the Bose 550 at 40 watts 8 ohms and the other was the Bose 551 at 100 watts at 8 ohms. The Receiver itself was specially designed for the 901 and only those two series.
Great recap of PA videos, plus I noticed a few new things either missed the first time or maybe added footage. There is a lot of really cool vintage gear in PA.
Thanks John! Yeah I love structuring it like that. A lot of people I watch do it and I always end up rewatching the package video multiple times cause I can just put it on in the background and always catch new things.
I live in Pennsylvania. I had no idea there were any vintage hi-fi stores in the area. The first one isn't far from me.
Hey Lenny, I’m new to your channel. My name is Mike. I’m a military veteran and I have a slight stereo addiction that I got when I was in Germany and I’m 60 years old. I’ve had this addiction for a while. I seen some of your videos and I watch every video that you have. I’m a hi-fi head. Don’t have a lot of money for the top and stuff can’t afford that but I call a Lo-Fis system. that’s what I have anyway I didn’t know anything about Mortz TV. I live in Pennsylvania in Warminster maybe a 30 minute ride from there. I have an old Heath kit AR 1429 and the bulbs in there for illumination, 1:49 Are 24 V bulbs. I didn’t know that until I went to Mortz and asked him if he had any at first he said no and I was looking around the store dreaming for about 10 minutes and then he came out of the back and he said hey I have six of those bulbs I’ll sell them to you for two dollars apiece so I took them and put them in my stereo. Everything’s doing good. Great shop thank you very much for your channel. You’re a great dude keep up the good work.
Thanks Mike! Great to hear about your experience! Thanks for subscribing!
I own 2 Sansui 221 receivers. Perhaps the best low budget receivers out there. A beast!
So cool these video’s please keep doing these 😊!
Thank you! Plan on it!
American Pickers
Would Call
📞 This a
Honey 🍯 Hole 🕳️
What I Really Enjoy About
These Vignettes Lenny
These Finds You Showcase of Vintage
HiFi Theres a Little For Everyone
For The Guy Just Starting Out To Some Very High End Mid 70’s Audio
The Carver The SAE
The McIntosh
Even That Mitsubishi
Power Amp and Pre/Amp
That Even Falls Under
Rare
You Did It Just Again
You Tracked Down Some Cool 😎 Vintage HiFi
I’ve Noticed That In All Your Videos These Proprietors Are Very Good Natured People
Because Good Food and
Good Music 🎶 Equipment Brings People Together
What a Great Service You Are Doing And Providing To The Public
In a World of Crumbling Values Lenny is Making America Sound Better 😮
Thanks Lenny
You Topped Yourself Once Again…..😮
Hip Hip Hooray and
Cheers To Your Big Ears 👂
Thanks for this!!! I just started Free Guide downloads on my online store AllEliteAudio.com interest if they help people as well!
Have an old Kyocera R-451 driving two ADS 810’s and it is still puts out an unbelievable sound and puts my Definitive Technology to shame!
Those are two good choices for high fidelity
Best to you on your journey !!!
OMG. Very nice store..
That’s my RT707 RTR tape deck at 1:53. I bought it from Max 2 weeks ago. I can tell it’s mine because it has the replacement pinch roller on the feed reel side.
Lenny ! The Nikko NR-1415 .. real sleeper and will surprise ya' Set it up and listen to it the sound is very nice and detailed similar to an SX-1250 for sound quality. Build inside is also nice.
That Nikki was so cool looking, I bet it sounds great!
@@LennyFlorentine yes it does and plenty of ooomph too. My amp boards and power supply/protection boards recapped, and it sounds so good I don't want to touch the preamp board !
Interesting that you mentioned you never know what's in those furniture style speakers at 47:54 - Those were a pair of KLH Model 23's without the badges, which are some well regarded speakers from the early 70's, and a speaker I have had the pleasure of finding. They sound fantastic, surprising bass response and warm midrange, very fun to listen to.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing, cause I surely forget most of those, glad I have subscribers to help!
Excellent taste in music. My R51 are in transit..
I love vintage stuff
Holy crap. I never knew this was in Manheim/Manhole PA. I grew up in Lititz but live outside philadelphia now in Lansdale.
Those speakers he was testing out for you. I had a set of those about five years ago, but the foam was rotted out on it the Styrofoam itself, and even then I didn’t know how special those were. I wish I had kept those but what I do have is the Aki track 4000 complete and it works. Just don’t have the box for it. You are definitely in a cool store. I may have to take a visit over there. I’m in Ohio and all my stuff is for sale
The OHM model F @ 51:10 is without a doubt the best sounding speaker i have ever heard. The OHM line of speakers has changed in design somewhat , but overall a highly regarded line of speakers.
I finally subscribed after watching several videos, don't have an excuse :(. anyway I'm glad you visited my state. I may have to go on a road trip to check out some of these locations.
Thank you! Doing some traveling next week up through western PA as well!
I saw a really nice pair of AR (4AX?) speakers with the white linen cloth grills. Those sound very nice with a little extra power to drive them. I once had a nice Haffler amp that i used with mine.🤤🎶👂❤️
Damn, I wish I'd kept that combo!😏
My first setup I bought in the usaf was the Ar4 when new in 19666
Definitely gonna be a fun one
Wrong channel.
@@johnvincent4048 🏳️🌈
If you want to step up in quality with a Intergrated Amp and Receiver! In my opinion the best out there is a Pioneer SA-9500 amp and matching TX-9500 Tuner! Plenty of Power and Sound Quality I’ll match against anything ! I’ve worked on these for 50 years and the Components used are Top Notch ! I personally have this set up that is totally original except for aligning the Tuner and replacing the original bulbs - as far as the amp everything is totally original including the light bulbs ! The Filter Caps are all within spec ! This was sold new in 1975! How could you do better than this ? I purchased a total parts rebuild kit for both units and it’s just sitting in the boxes on the shelf!
I think there are many that will agree with me ?
I had a friend with a pair of those Ohm speakers. You had to drive them hard for them to sound good, but give them a little too much juice and they blow. He was really upset with that purchase.
Love it!!!!
Thank you!
Awesome!!!
Perfect! 👍🏻
Those flat floor speakers you are unfamiliar with are BES. Bertagni Electroacoustic Systems. They are from the 1970’s-1980’s.
There is a record store that has been in johnstown pa since the 1900s they survied the depression to they celebrated a big anniversary this year.
Like seeing the vintage records. Hunting for just sounstage can turn into a mistake.
I need another RX-V1 😂😂😂
I used to work at a store called Vintage Hi-FI of Pittsburgh but its gone now.
Great if we like American glam rock such as ZZ Top or Bon Jovi. Marantz Rotel Pioneer Technics Sony JBL. 😊
Thanks for sharing!
Morts is right around the corner from me. Can’t afford anything in there 😂
You must be a broke a$$. I got a vintage Hitachi S2000 receiver/amp and a set of Polk Audio speakers for less than $200 from them.
My hometown of Manheim Pa !
I want to buy those Sansui Speakers 💯🔊💯🔊
Not good seeing receivers sit for years.... they need to be used.
I have many receivers that are just sitting in my house
Not good? You mean...they should be used? Because....they are still playable...no matter the down time. Just sayin...🤗
I love my B&O turntables
Looks like you're from SE PA. Used to live in Delco.
Do they price this stuff to sell or are you dealing with audio "hoarders" that think every piece is made of gold? There are a million pieces out there. What's your opinion on these type places?
Used to have a Carver system.
Sonic Holography LOL
Unbleavable
Do they ship?
I need to find one in S.E. PA any recommendations?
Hi, I live in the Black Country, England, home of Sabbath, Zeppelin and Slade. My system is sansui 551,£130,rega planar 1 £200 new, wharfedale laser 400 speakers £80.00, What's that 350 of your bucks? Rock on.
I have a pair of Bertagni D-75s I fully restored. The soundstage is just like in your video, hard to tell where the speaker is in the room. Don't come across these often
Im italian too !
Does this stuff sell
pioneer made the SX1980 . Did pioneer make a 50 series of the sx1980 previous ?
They did not, just up to the SX-1250
@@LennyFlorentine that’s what I’ll look for
1:09:28 The Ex got the Advent in the divorce. I got the Onkyo receiver.
EMPIRE ROYAL GRENADIER 9000 are the frist speakers shown just so u know
Thank you!
How dry rotted are these speakers serious question not trying to be a smarty pants.
Good afternoon everyone, my name is Máximo Perea, I am a vintage enthusiast. Question: I am soon traveling to Washington, and I would like to purchase a Sasui amplifier. Can you send me the location of your store in Pennsylvania? Thank you.
All the store names are the chapters of the video. That will help you in remembering them
@@LennyFlorentine thanks Jenny, I see for televisión see, in videos de Just audio in Baltimore, i like much yor Stor
@@LennyFlorentine I live in Bogota, Colombia, and I would like to have more contact with you, because you have very good products that interest me and have been selected to be purchased because of the guarantee of good quality. If you are still in Valtimore, I will visit you there, but I need your location. Regards.
Buenas tardes a todos mi nombre es Máximo perea, soy aficionado al vintage, pregunta: próximamente viajo a Washington, y quisiera adquirir un amplificador sasui, me pueden enviar la ubicación de su tienda en Pensilvania, gracias
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Love the channel. Any chance you'll come to ohio? Maybe someone here can help me. I'm a Pioneer guy and lost my tech a few years ago. Phil at AV-Specialist in Centerville, ohio. Awesome Pioneer guy! RIP. Looking for a reputable vintage tech within around 100 miles of Dayton ohio. Thanks in advance.
Try Play It Again Sam. Just went there in another video, check it out
@LennyFlorentine and thanks for subscribing! Glad you like it!
Putting your name on this channel is a mistake
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Vintage equipment is so overpriced it isn't even worth a look. The average person can't afford the stuff, and the self proclaimed audiophiles just love to hear themselves speak. After watching a few they all become totally boring.
Moist
Used to be able to buy cheap and fix cheap and get the best equipment 5 dollars at thrift shops and 10 20 dollars in part's not anymore can only buy electric components on line and have to do security to be able to buy and broken electronics people are asking for the new price not worth it anymore