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RE: you must have worked at 6th ave electronics

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In Reply to: RE: you must have worked at 6th ave electronics posted by fin1bxn@msn.com on April 15, 2014 at 07:01:02

Nope. This was the mid and late '70s, long before big box stores like 6th Avenue.

Guess again.

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RE: you must have worked at 6th ave electronics - Bill the K 07:57:32 04/15/14 (1)
I remember a Tech HiFi but not the Infinity. I bought an Onkyo A5 amp from there. I bought a 3M Wollensack Cassette player and a pair Technics SB 5000A speakers from Goody. Used for many years.

Cheers
Bill
- RE: you must have worked at 6th ave electronics - Chef Henry 11:43:58 04/15/14 (0)
  Tech it is! You win a Kleeneez record cleaning pad, or would if any still existed. The magnanimous company gave one of these gems away with every system purchase.
  
  If memory serves, the Infinity was a model 3000. It was roughly the size of an L100, with a doped twelve-inch woofer, a cone mid, and cone tweeter. They actually sounded pretty good for the money, though they were no match for an L100 with its midrange connected!
  
  Bill, do you or anyone else reading this remember Sam Goody's brilliant and eccentric tech, Tony Deluca?

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