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Re: Would any existing audio mag even consider doing a review of classic or antique equipment?

Posted by centaurus3200 on June 16, 2004 at 19:24:53:
to all the doubters, at least listen to a rebuilt vintage system before commenting. i swear some of you technophiles are just so positive newer is better without actually hearing a tip top running vintage system.
i can tell you first hand that my mcintosh mc60/conrad johnson pv2a/bozak 302A urban system sounds more enjoyable than my adcom GFA-5500/adcom GTP500II/apogee centaur minor/B&W powered sub system.
more revealing? no. warmer with a soundstage that will blow right around you? YES!
see ya,
Robby