That’s a great price compared to todays ridiculous greedy gouging prices…

Fine ! What sort of VHF antenna did you use ?

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Great upload, thank you

I have the same set, brilliant

Thanks Arthur, I enjoy the old 78's Bryan in El Paso

Thank you for this!!

Awesome!!!!

This is so special. Thank you.

You rule

Thank you for posting this

I remember “mission statement is now mission accomplished” 16 years ago

The GREAT Sean Grande and Cedric Maxwell calling it.

Very nice. A quaint New England town. I believe I have driven through there at least once? Pretty old for the U.S. Shot heard round the world and all that.

oh....you don't live that far from me (?) - I mostly hang out in Northampton - which - isn't nearly as interesting as it used to be.....

Votre radio fonctionne en 110V et en 220 V ou uniquement 110 V ?

I have a 2000X and I love it. I also have a Sansui 8080. Peace & love

My favourite hymn! It gets played every year at Wembley Stadium just before the start of the FA Cup Final ⚽

Great!!!!!

As long as it works your in good condition great receivers I have one very happy love your video

Pretty common church type of festival where I grew up in Eastern Pa. Have you had the food. That is always a big draw. Enjoy! Greek songs of lamentation for a lover. Romance, lost love, etc. And, the circle dances, of course!

Wow! I didn’t know Crosley’s could play 78s?

Both Y-connectors arrived today. Hooked it up and playing some Fats Domino 45 RPMs and HOLY CRAP DOES IT SOUND GREAT 👍

Just tan across your video yesterday and found the 2005 posting by Steve Hoffman. Listened to a Michael Fremer vid covering two Rolling Stones mono pressings (OG & repress) where he mentioned the Y-connectors you demoed. I’m busy yesterday & today pulling out mono pressings while waiting for the Y-connectors to arrive tomorrow via Amazon. I’m excited to give a try using my vintage Pioneer PL-630. Thank you for your helpful video so now I can rediscover my mono LPs and 45s,

Thanks for this. I appreciate anyone trying to preserve these 78rpm recordings.

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An interesting time. We have a guy up here, I believe in his late 70s who does a nostalgia show on Friday afternoon on the Classical Public Radio station, he usually begins his show in the '20s and ends in the '70s. Been doing it for years. Has some collection he draws from. This sounds like a pretty clean recording for that time?

thaml you, I enjoyed it, Ive had a lesser model for 12 years, probably going to buy this one

WOW! That's great. Lifetime subscription! I agree, I would never pay for Sirius either, but FREE service, why not? Enjoy!

I followed you from Reddit your setup is awesome I'm doing the same thing with my crosley I'll send you some updates as soon as I plug more stuff into it!

Beautiful radio! Thanks for sharing! Great channel BTW :)

Pretty cool, I've never seen anything like that.

Same thing like this if your stereos is too old it sounds so bad same with the phones just being realistic too damn old

Love your attitude. Couldn't agree more. Drive on, my friend. John

lol! I do believe this should work. I have a tube stage Headphone amp that can also function as a tube buffer pre-amp. Surprising! I remember when we where in High School, a friend of mine (who had one of those unfolding speaker box stereo record players) buying a better set of speakers from an Unclaimed Salvage and Freight store. We hooked them up to the cheap plastic record player and WOW, the sound improved noticeably. Speakers do make a difference. So DO tube buffers. A good way to improve your sound on the cheap.

People shouldn't knock these tube buffer/preamps unless they try them first. I use an Aiyima T7 ahead of my headphone amp. Wonderful sound with adapter rolled 12ax7lps Sovtek tubes.

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Had one of these in early 1970s in modern style cabinet. Always good, clear sound like a console unit.

Sounds nice! (Gary)

the wood cabinet is always the best for sound. this plastic stuff today screws the sound.

Very nice. Interesting how they used to frame these pieces with furniture grade cabinetry. It was a different time. My parents had an old GE, maybe-not sure, radio-mostly plastic but it had a very nice warm full sound. I used to listen to the hits from NYC stations on that. Radios were king back in the early sixties. I had a Ten Transistor AM pocket radio with that awful plastic ear piece back then, one of my favorite things-took a 9 volt battery. That and my Funk & Wagnalls supermarket bought Encyclopedia, some Sci-Fi paperbacks, Dictionary, Almanacs, etc., kept me busy during my elementary school years (1959-66) as we watched the space race take off. Our eyes were on the stars! But the music was revolutionary, something new every day. OMG the music!

I like that you tested this rig out with my favorite sound effects record from that collection....

Major bass, is why

Nice sounding Radio

6:55 use the subweight, guess this also comes with like other OEM (technics 1200 copies)

You’re a joke. Why do negative. It works. You don’t need to buy it or use it. Just cut the negativity

Nice , I had a very similar arrangement made by Noresco with a Dual turntable in the base , no tuner though, bought the summer of 1970

I bought a pair of the older black metal pair of Realistic Minimus 7’s back in 1990. I used them as the second set attached to a new at the time, JVC receiver. They’re great little speakers. 🤓👍

Wow! I have that exact Crosley!