RE: The audio company that never die or changes philosophy from original intent

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Classic gear from yesteryear; vintage audio standing the test of time.

They got a couple things wrong. The first Beatles concert in Shea Stadium was on August 15th, 1965, not '64. Also, McIntosh equipment, as well made and durable as it is, does indeed break down and needs servicing. The glass face plates crack and rust forms on the chrome frames. Also, the caps need replacing on the old stuff like any other amp.

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Topic - The audio company that never die or changes philosophy from original intent - Michael Samra 14:03:37 05/10/16 (8)

RE: The audio company that never die or changes philosophy from original intent - Satxhifi 22:13:59 06/14/16 (0)

RE: The audio company that never die or changes philosophy from original intent - geraldm121 08:15:43 06/14/16 (0)

RE: The audio company that never die or changes philosophy from original intent - bcguitar 09:43:47 05/29/16 (0)

RE: The audio company that never die or changes philosophy from original intent - SoundMann 05:04:55 05/26/16 (0)

RE: The audio company that never die or changes philosophy from original intent - eleiko2@verizon.net 11:19:07 05/14/16 (0)

RE: The audio company that never die or changes philosophy from original intent - BillH 14:48:26 05/12/16 (0)

RE: Neat post Mike...thanks! (nt) - vinnie2 03:12:31 05/11/16 (0)

RE: The audio company that never die or changes philosophy from original intent - BCR 18:35:38 05/10/16 (0)

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RE: The audio company that never die or changes philosophy from original intent - eleiko2@verizon.net 11:19:07 05/14/16 (0)

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