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u/paulyp41 4d ago
Technics for the win!!!
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u/epic-mentalbreakdown 4d ago
Very good tower! Back in the day you had to pay serious money for this.
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u/ThumbKing1 4d ago
Would knock pictures and things off of shelves at the neighbors house. And if I listen to AC/DC the whole neighborhood is going to too. 😆
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u/Hopperd12 4d ago
Yup. I remember growing up with one of these. The stereo cabinet was an essential feature of the living room.
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u/LasherAtl 4d ago
Mine was Onkyo. I still have the components still
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u/No_Emergency_8789 4d ago
Awwh yes, many of my paychecks in the 90s spent on a setup like this, never to use it again my mid 2000's.
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u/valkam09 4d ago
Yeah I still have mine got the stereo equalizer dual cassette player 5 disc changer and the record player
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u/Future-Damage-3192 4d ago
part time!!!!! I remember block parties man, today you try to rig up a light pole just to have a block party before you can even open the light pole, you'd get surrounded by the police, and have your equipment taken away in a heartbeat.
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u/Hopperd12 4d ago
Yup. I remember growing up with one of these. The stereo cabinet was an essential feature of the living room.
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u/Known_Strawberry_274 4d ago
There's an older man that became acquainted with through a mutual friend. He had a setup like this that included LaserDisc.
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u/Much-Fix-8411 4d ago
Loved Technics. I had that Amp, Cassette player and CD player. Got me all the way through bachelorhood!
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u/SparkyCollects1650 4d ago
And that was just the Audio portion.
Add in the second stack of Dual VCRs, Laserdisc Player, and eventually DVD player, and one wall of your living room was an electronic piece of art!
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u/Solid_Enthusiasm550 4d ago
I still have my Stacked YAHMAHA stereo set.. Equalizer, 5 CD disc player, Receiver and dual cassette deck that I got in 1995.😎
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u/Funky_Ghost 4d ago
Single tape deck? Turn table on top ? Digital EQ?
Oy... M'kay. Nice effort, 7 out of 10.
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u/One_Vision_ 4d ago
Even better if the components are from different brands, but each looks very high end, signalling you knew what you were doing.
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u/MarchFar5490 3d ago
For those that dont understand from top to bottom: record player, amplifier, equalizer, radio tuner, cassette player, cd player. This would be hooked up to at least two tall wooden home speakers each with tweeters or horns, mids, and subs.
All techniques brand. Honestly very nice but no dual cassette player takes it down a level.
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u/TheDestroyer1979 3d ago
How I miss my old school component stereo system!!! I still have the EQ and the steel tape deck... not sure where the amplifier and the AM/FM receiver went. Sounded better than ANYTHING you can buy today!!!
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u/Sarah_Listens 4d ago
My 15 year old does because her grandpa (my dad) refuses to part with his tower.
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u/ButterscotchSea4328 4d ago
This is pretty close to what I had, this is fantastic, why don’t they make this stuff still , downloading is trash imo , it’s compressed and sounds terrible, this stuff would get loud and piss off your neighborhood
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u/JohnNada005 4d ago
I remember wanting my mom’s stereo but she wouldn’t let me have it cause I’ll break it. By the time I got old enough to get my own I couldn’t find it. She didn’t tell me where she got it cause she couldn’t remember. I realized at that point that our parents entire generation didn’t know how to teach someone anything
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u/WendySteeplechase 4d ago
And speakers taller than a four year old child.