Vintage Technics Sa 300 Stereo Receiver

I hooked these up to a vintage stereo receiver and they sound great. These sound better than the original speakers that I had back in 1980.... Love these

I was looking for a receiver compatible with my "vintage" 1980's stereo system. This item was perfect for connecting my turntable, tape deck and cd player and it gets the best from the output of each. I do miss the function buttons on the front panel and the FM antenna is rather limited but it was an outstanding bargain meeting my needs. I do not regret this purchase in any respect.

I had an old Technics turntable and was looking for a stereo with phono inputs. This was just what I needed

The best stereo receiver I’ve ever owned! If you want the best, this is it!

This stereo receiver was one of my better online purchases!

The AT-VM95E replaced an old Stanton 681EEE in my vintage Technics SL-D2 turntable. Installation was made simple as the screws that hold the cartridge in place go right into the cartridge shell without having to fiddle with small nuts. I set the tracking force to 2 grams and it is tracking with no issues. The sound exceeded my expectations, no distortion that I can hear and instruments sound more defined than with my previous cartridge. For the price it is a very good sounding cartridge.

I use it to connect my tape deck to the stereo receiver.

I had an old set of outdoor speakers that I thought sounded great until I installed the BOSE 251s. The old outdoor speakers used to be powered by my old receiver/amplifier, but I replaced the receiver with the BOSE Soundtouch SA-5 Amplifier, and the 251s were the next logical upgrade. The music fills the deck and backyard with beautiful claer sound. I am very happy with the 251s combined with the SA-5 Amplifier.

The Sigma MC-11 (Sigma SA to Sony E) with Sigma 18-300 mm, on a Sony A6000 autofocuses well.

I bought this SA-SW5 300 W three months ago. It is the right sub woofer for my Sony HT-A9 home theater system. It makes my room feel big. I now truly get the theater sound that the system was intended to give out. It is truly a big bang for sound.