RE: Classic Magnetics

Posted by soundchaserkt66 (A) on February 15, 2012 at 21:40:06

In Reply to: RE: Classic Magnetics posted by garymuffley@fuse.net on February 15, 2012 at 20:08:35:

New stuff can sound great, Until it breaks and you have to send it back to the factory for repair. Personally I'll take an old to-300, A Mullard circuit and my basement work shop over new any day of the week. Hell, Dynaco st35's are pretty damm easy to build or fix. I guess I just like Vintage from a Hobbiest standpoint.

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Topic - Classic Magnetics - TheBob 16:26:05 02/14/12 (16)

Aint nobody telling - Scholl 12:49:41 02/20/12 (0)

isn't the iron in the old ones pure, and the newer ones have a lot of recycled metal - Timbo in Oz 23:39:29 02/15/12 (2)

RE: isn't the iron in the old ones pure, and the newer ones have a lot of recycled metal - Eli Duttman 19:37:33 02/16/12 (1)

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