creecher94
Vintage Audio!
(Desk shot here: www.flickr.com/photos/42736403@N08/7082176541/in/pool-818... )
I have a thing for quality vintage audio gear. I have 4 Realistic Mach One speakers in my basement connected to large Realistic receiver that I absolutely love. Problem is, that system's a little big for taking to a college dorm. So, I began looking into mini component systems from the late 70s/early 80s. I found the Hitachi HA-M1 MKII pair on a Canadian audio store's site back in February and paid to have it shipped to the US. I have it connected to a pair of Yamaha NX-300 bookshelf speakers and an AirPort Express for streaming Pandora from my iPhone. This system will serve as my computer speakers and stereo at college. I guess you could say it'll be my TV too, since I'll be using my TV tuner with PowerHac instead of taking a TV.
Vintage Audio!
(Desk shot here: www.flickr.com/photos/42736403@N08/7082176541/in/pool-818... )
I have a thing for quality vintage audio gear. I have 4 Realistic Mach One speakers in my basement connected to large Realistic receiver that I absolutely love. Problem is, that system's a little big for taking to a college dorm. So, I began looking into mini component systems from the late 70s/early 80s. I found the Hitachi HA-M1 MKII pair on a Canadian audio store's site back in February and paid to have it shipped to the US. I have it connected to a pair of Yamaha NX-300 bookshelf speakers and an AirPort Express for streaming Pandora from my iPhone. This system will serve as my computer speakers and stereo at college. I guess you could say it'll be my TV too, since I'll be using my TV tuner with PowerHac instead of taking a TV.