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Got me some!
not bad looking for 1974
made 10 miles down the road from me too.
not bad looking for 1974
made 10 miles down the road from me too.
I just cant keep it in - Lescon Audio
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We_are_Stevo
Old School Grand Master
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Pretty flash by all accounts, let alone for '74! 
I like my JR149's mind...
I like my JR149's mind...
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Does it make good coffee?
highlandsflyer
Retro Wizard
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Does it play Blue Rays?
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The 'cylinders' are amplifiers, the rainbow bit is a pre-amp. There is a matching tuner but it is rare.
They are on permanent display in the V&A and a design museum in New York.
Think of it in Retrobike terms, its a bit like finding Breezer no. 10
40 year old design...
They are on permanent display in the V&A and a design museum in New York.
Think of it in Retrobike terms, its a bit like finding Breezer no. 10
40 year old design...
We_are_Stevo
Old School Grand Master
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:shock: like everyone else I thought they were speakers!
So what speakers would you realistically run off this set up then, and how is it config'd?
BTW, you were wrong about my 80's CD player being Dutch I had an Onkyo, running into a Mission Cyrus amp with the seperate PSU (have you seen the prices those fetch now!!) driving JR149 II's.
NOW my CD player and amp are both (retro) Dutch, but I still have 149's, this time with the modern crossovers you can get
So what speakers would you realistically run off this set up then, and how is it config'd?
BTW, you were wrong about my 80's CD player being Dutch
I had an Onkyo, running into a Mission Cyrus amp with the seperate PSU (have you seen the prices those fetch now!!) driving JR149 II's.NOW my CD player and amp are both (retro) Dutch, but I still have 149's, this time with the modern crossovers you can get
