NIB Vintage Audio - World's Largest Collection

[@CEE-DOT-DEE]

I couldn’t concentrate on what he’s saying with that label on his hat 😂😂😂👏👏love the old equipment though 👌I think we are all vintage addicts here

[@davenibla8337]

101 percent

[@martyjewell5683]

Got my first hifi setup in 1974. A Pioneer SX-434 receiver, BIC 920 turntable and KLH model 31 speakers. All for under $250. I see it's not all high end stuff in your video but I could spend hours looking through that inventory. What a treat.

[@pgmurrin]

My wife cries over romantic movies and I’m crying while watching this video. Where’s the sansui gear .

[@aaronharris6921]

I bought the 1130 receiver brand new back in day😀

[@endrizo]

pioneer boy here but im with you pal.

[@neilspector9221]

OMG! Let me in there for 10 minutes and point me to the Marantz stuff.

[@andrewhigdon8346]

Neil Spector for real. My dad had the Marantz receiver with “quadrophonic sound”. If I remember right that meant 8 channels. The “A” section with L&R and L&R, the “B” section with same. Just the touch, the feel, oozed quality. Does anyone remember touching the tuner dial? It was a horizontal dial that had a silky smooth action where if you gave it a good flick it would glide like butter across the RF spectrum. Butter. Did I say butter? Butter. Every dial felt like a Mercedes as opposed to a Chevy. Back when quality ruled over empty flash. Marantz.

[@SDsailor7]

Quadraphonic= 4 channels only

[@teechui2401]

My head would have exploded had I walked into that space... simply unbelievable! - I hope it all went to appreciative new owners!

[@jimmyjakes1823]

That was a very cool video with lots of great vintage gear and paraphernalia, but now I'm kind of interested in the story behind this? Why was all this valuable audio equipment just sitting around in a warehouse unsold for so many decades, and did the guy giving the tour ever explain the background? How do you even sell that huge mass of valuable, vintage equipment and get anywhere close to what's it's worth?

[@michaelchase1911]

This was Oshawa Stereo Sound in Oshawa Ontario Canada, the owner's name was Julius, he passed away at the age 82 about 10 years ago with all the inventory unsold. I have been there a few times, was a surreal experience, it was a joke actually. The JVC XL-Z1010 CD player (the one he holds in the video) was a Stereophile class A recommend comment and a giant killer in the day, it sold for around a grand in the late 80's, he still wanted list price for everything, and of course nobody bought very much. His family liquidated for pennies on the dollar when he died. A forum post from Canuck Audiomart talks about it BIT. ..... "Mike the fellas' name is Julius. He is in his early 80's. The store is Oshawa Stereo Sound and is on Taunton Road in Oshawa. Julius has been around since the late 70's I believe. The fella who started Whitby Audio (Dave Johann) got his start in audio working for Julius way back when. I have bought a bunch of stuff from Julius over the years. People have been trying to buy Julius' inventory for over a decade now but he's declined. A few years ago I approached Julius knowing that he was interested in selling off his inventory. His price back then was "$1Million for everything" including his parts collection, a massive amount of obsolete trade-in gear, and a warehouse full of gear in storage next to his storefront. Most of his stuff is NIB product from the 80's and 90's. He's got a ton of JVC's superdigifine series. Julius' prices are typically MSRP and he's not much into dealing."

[@vintagestereos]

Yes, that is true from what I know. I spent 5 days a week in there for 8 months selling stuff for him. It was a surreal experience. He not only wanted full list price, but amortized the value year by year. We sold new in the box nakamichi tape decks to a guy in texas for thousands of dollars. Then he bought more! He bought $12, 000 total worth of Nakamichi units, and the way Julius priced things that was only 3 units. I really got to know Julius over that time and miss talking with him. He had seen a LOT in his life, and had fascinating tales. He was a great man.

[@SamFidal]

People when they die they go to heaven but for me when I die please send me to that store,my tears are down while watching this video, I am incredibly in lobe with any stuff that made before internet generation

[@MrSubieSteve]

This is amazing. A time capsule for someone who grew up in the newer generation.

[@jimgardner5129]

I can smell the place! Used to work in a storage warehouse for a large Japanese brand: audio, video and accessories. Home, car and portable. Stacking the wood cabinet floor-model TVs 3 high, by hand, in a tight space. (Showing my age.) What a great job for an audio loving teen.

[@ShanePleasance]

Its absolutely wonderful to see old things that still have a purpose - and the old hifi is interesting too! Greetings and warm regards from a hifi loving relic from New Zealand!

[@vinha916]

I am watching this 2017 and drooling

[@mjb007bond]

2019 and drooling!

[@richbowie76]

2024 drooling and crying

[@cjasz622]

I am in heaven - used to be a hifi salesman in that era!

[@pcallas66]

This is when stuff was made great. The only thing that I would caution on items this old is to make sure the belts are good in the tape decks and old amps should probably be brought up with a variac. I'm sure with minor care, these units are fabulous. I wish I could have been part of this. Thanks for sharing. Very cool.

[@blackwaterinc.7305]

I saw this video in 2012 for the first time when living in Javia Xabia Spain. In 2017 I arrived in Tacoma WA USA. And have bought two complete Pioneer Spec 1 and 2 based rack sets over here last few years and my house full with 70 other vintage 70's golden hifi age gear (I'm not Spanish but Dutch, but I just lived ih Spain for 4 years between March 2010 and december 2014. After that I lived a year in San José Costa Rica and in jan 2016 till march that year in Panama City, Panama etc etc. Were I have watched this same video also over and over again in my Hotel Rooms! ). Funny to see this video now again when I do own two Spec sets myself thus. But it all started with this KZbin video I watched the first time while still living in Spain!

[@gregkarris6869]

There's nothing like a warehouse find of vintage stuff!

[@rayinpau.s.a.6351]

this video gets me excited , I have watched it a couple times , and it is nice to know there are still finds like this out there . I can appreciate the excitement of seeing all the Vintage gear . Thank You for sharing ! . Ray in Pa.

[@cbkidd]

That is awesome!! Wonder what ever became of all that equipment? Thank you vintagestereos, For taking us back in time and sharing what time had forgot for so long, Also having us imagine what it would be like to own all of that. Great video,

[@shannonm.townsend1232]

Sir you're killing me, I only need one; also: uploaded 10 yrs ago?! Twist of the knife

[@eggandchipsman7373]

I'll take the Nakamichi stuff!

[@AgustinDavidF]

Don’t forget LUXMAN

[@domi7007]

Lmaou

[@nickmazz9345]

I'm sure there are some gems, most of it is just old junk, land fill, I suspect its just old crap that wasn't sold and end up there, presume it has to go somewhere. Suspect there are a few of these places around. Also the caps are questionable after 35 yrs. Interesting but just old junk.

[@domi7007]

@@nickmazz9345 I never saw such a Idiot like you, some is old junk, yes, but at least 70% are Ture gems... Is Accuphase and Luxman trash?

[@jerrycabarloc3728]

This reminds me of Raider Of The Lost Ark.

[@michaelnilsen3262]

Amazing ...I´m speechless. All these wonderful gear from the time, when analogue was what we listened to, and finally are doing again, thank god. Down thumbs here are unfortunately lack of culture and hifi knowledge.

[@vintagestereos]

It was truly a sight to behold.

[@lesrogers7310]

I can't believe what I looking at here, this is mind-blowing. Fantastic indeed....

[@davewilkirson2320]

Very neat those products found customers. I have a few Marantz, Kenwood, Pioneer receivers from the late 1970's. Nothing like this of course. He said about 5 million in stock. I would believe it. The older stereo components are getting big-time attention on eBay and other consumer sites. It is amazing.

[@peterkay7652]

I seen some boxes that had SX on it, i'm drooling right now

[@davefaddel6761]

July 2019 and I am drooling .... what a fantastic find. I hope the guys that bought the stuff really enjoy it.

[@mikeday62]

I'm very old school in terms of stereo's and all that.

[@austinkuipers6087]

It would have been neat to take a sample of each more component that's aged well in the market and have engineers analyze the values of circuit components vs heavily used working examples.

[@Tubenesser]

They already had DVD-players in the Eighties: 3:35

[@joeygonzo]

yup. Most of the stuff I saw were 80's and 90's

[@danmartinez5502]

Any audio guy seeing this has to be brought to tears. This is so awesome The Holy Grail of audio finds for damn sure.

[@floricadiana6865]

Cf

[@mauricioavanzi3402]

Meanwhile, we poor mortals continue to search for the perfect sound equipment... .

[@danielherrera3605]

Hello Sr ! I know this is an old video , but i have to say : CONGRATULATIONS !!! If you sold it or not is no the issue ! The important is : you see it ! in person ! Greetingd from Argentina !!!!

[@johnmessina9721]

Holy crap....this is absolutely amazing. I grew up during this era and actually saw my Garrard turntable and a poster that had my JVC camcorder! This stuff is definitely not junk....there is a huge market for vintage stereo and I would assume anything that is mint in an unopened box would be the holy grail to someone.....too bad that place wasn't close to where I live. It was truly unbelievable.

[@MyJimbo07]

John Messina. Hi John I can't agree more my friend. I'm in The UK. I wish I could get over there & be alowed to chose the 7 items I'd like for building my own system. Oh Yeh & some high end speakers to go with it too. Jimbo.

[@Justmyopinionlol]

any old stuff will one day have value because they capture a moment in history.

[@maciejkarpinski708]

only good old things are old violin and old cheese the rest is just junk

[@mrhoffame]

70s, 80s, whatever...it would be so cool to dig through all that stuff.

[@vintagestereos]

Great questions. I'll be getting into all that in the next couple of months. I want to tell the story but it takes time to make videos and upload them.

[@SDsailor7]

So what happened to all this gear? did it get auctioned of on ebay or sold individually?Cheers

[@jason681174]

Wow wish i could have spent one day in the building picking the pieces i wanted what a collection some people got some great stereos from here im sure

[@rishwal1972]

Hi. So Happy for you. I know I’m late as this video was made in 2017. Please advise how and where can I buy some of the stock. Thanks and Regards.

[@arielheinecke5791]

Is my gold dream to have one new Stereo Audio Syswtem Vintage, JVC, Pioneer, Technics, etc..Actually an impressive collection. Sadelly is not for sale, in t it? Congratullations!!

[@MrSuzukiyamaha]

Great video. I really enjoyed your enthusiasm. What an amazing find!!!!

[@maciejwroblewski2359]

I just want to get some of this Old Technics Audio so so much ;(

[@pctechguysingh1776]

Omg....I'm in tears .I want it all ..my kind of place to be . Top brands n brand new ..I mean look at the high end system n speakers . Man wish I could hve been in there...

[@yannikavadas1490]

Absolutely! HEAVEN DOES EXIST ON EARTH. Heard Nakamichi mentioned 💦 Vintage Sansui would definately be the icing on My cake. Oh, & in Silver ONLY 🍻

[@reddskii]

I don’t want JVC, Accuphase Ok. 😂

[@ytwhite5930]

3 or 4 summers ago,a guy had an "estate" sale at a house 4 blocks from me. The whole inside of that house(every room),the party shed in back yard and even his garden shed were stacked to the ceiling with '70's audio gear.There were two vans in the driveway that were also jammed full.The two vans never moved for 20 years or more.I managed to buy a couple things but fortunately was a little short on cash.(whew).TEAC A-6300-$35.00, TANDBERG 10XD-$20.00,and tons more. I haven't seen him in a while(he finally sold house) We've dealt back and forth 4 or 5 times and I'm glad I got to know him.I'm known to have far too much crap but I've only seen any thing like that that one time...WOW!!!

[@cafe5]

The main question that everybody were asking is: What is the purpose of this show-off video if none of them are for sale? What?

[@lJADU]

HiFi Roz it’s a 7 year old video, probably sold and the description has been updated!

[@stillaliveandwell5291]

I'm getting vintage, I watched this several years ago and it took 30 seconds to remember.....

[@clarkolson22]

real cool!! grew up with all that stuff ....

[@johncunningham5435]

I grew up in the same era where servicing became my passion; imagine going back in time and see it first hand again, "incredible collection" great video, thanks for the look back in time.

[@vintagestereos]

+John Cunningham It truly was an incredible collection. Being there was surreal. I'll be sharing my story about my experiences there soon. Thanks for watching.

[@muhammadshahab460]

in need YAMAHA M-85 Amplifire for 12 inches spearkers .. Dual Mono. send me reply now

[@neilreynolds6899]

Are there some Pioneer sx 1980 or 1250 receivers and pl 530 turntables and rt 909 reel to reel equipment sealed in box there????????

[@vintagehifithings]

OMG That’s amazing 🤩 Incredible that places like this exist… makes you wonder how many other places like this still exist? I would love spending a month sorting and cataloging all the equipment 🤩

[@captainkaveh1]

This is a gold mine !

[@andrewvarndell8904]

this is one hell of a great video,and im sure you will have no trouble in selling this collection....i would give everything i own just for a walk round in there,and if i had 5 million u.s,i would be buying the lot!!!!you have some seriously good pieces of kit in there,some great brands,and never to be seen again like this!

[@seeburgm100a]

Show me a room like this full of late 50's early 60's tube audio, THEN I'll drool..

[@1mctous]

You'd have to replace all of the filter caps, but much of it would be worth a mint in today's market.

[@dom3827]

What do you want with low power, low dampening distorting 50s 60s tube amps? There are plenty reasons why the superior silicon took the lead.

[@dom3827]

@George Miller yea. But not because they are superior. Because some people subjectively have the taste of liking the sound of tubes. Because tubes distort, which makes this warm sound. A tube is completely unlinear and even with circuitry to prevent that it is far away from a perfectly linear silicon. With this linearity you have all capabilitys to change the sound to your likings. Also you need to stick to like 10 Watts speakers with extremely light membrane and wont ever get a too good bass response because of damping factors under 10

[@axedog1395]

I found an old tube stereo amp in my shed recently,it's a gold color Peak ST-100.Do any of you know anything about them please coz i can't find much info on the net.

[@TraderDan58]

@@dom3827 You should listen to a good tube amp driving a Klipschorn speaker. 10 Watts will either have the neighbors calling the police, or running to your house to join the party. 10 watts will drive those puppys over 120db. And sound damn sweet at the same time. It doesnt have to always be about whats "superior" or 'Linear". And the bass from those 15" woofers will blow "her clothes off". Sometimes its just about the music. Peace out.

[@noslyguy]

I see all of this stuff for sale on Ebay, from Canada. Now that I think of it, I may have bought a few manuals and brochures. Very rarely I buy anything from outside U.S. but the manuals, and brochures come in handy for reference. There is so much stuff, they will be selling for years to come I am sure. Not sure if it comes from this collection, but they are selling some hi end stuff, McIntosh, etc..

[@mikeday62]

Patiently and humbly awaiting the amazing story.

[@musicisanalog]

there's an old audio guy that started collecting when he was a teenager living in Vancouver BC,,he has a couple of warehouses completely packed..but won't sell anything..he 's turned into a real hoarder, man, he's has so much tube equipment, vintage high-end reel to reel's, turntables.......my friend has been there a few times, only because the old guy is a friend of the family....maybe some day is all we can wish!

[@rogerwillams2814]

i know this gold mine is gone dammitt !

[@wammyyammy6896]

Absolutely amazing. I bet you never slept for weeks until you heard you never got the contract. looks like one of them jobs people dream about having. Nice one thanks for the memories it conjoured up.

[@bullviii]

my god that was a a pioneer sx 3800... a stack of brand new sx 3800? I'd kill for a chance...

[@gmauger]

Pioneer was crap. Marantz, Sansui...5 Million Dollars my ass.

[@raymondchew8894]

A lot of good stuffs. Almost 50 years of vintage hifi changes bring back a lot of memories. Probably those born around 60s to 70s will have a lot of fond memories. Why don't have a grand sales for some of those stuffs ? Have a museum built for these stuffs ! I am sure many people will get to enjoy to listen to these stuffs. Charge the visitors and it will be able to self sustain and maintain its operation. Meantime, enjoy!

[@atco21117]

Oh my god... here's my credit card and keep the list on. I'll be in there for awhile! -- Atco

[@Eric-uf8zx]

A lot of stuff for the Pioneer and JVC fans

[@opus7500]

This is a TREASURE man ...

[@joshhayl7459]

@ 5:46 he points to some speakers and remarks that they are "Air-suspension" speakers,... They are not "Air-suspension", that would require a sealed-cabinet! the speakers he was pointing to were "Bass-reflex" (Aka-"Ported") type speaker cabinets. I believe he got his terms mixed up and was actually referring to the "Surround" or the outer foam suspension of the speaker, noting that they were still viable and not dried out and turned to dust.

[@maryrafuse2297]

Imagine the magnificent Reel to Reel machines in this warehouse??? This is the candy store of my dreams. The only components that might age are the caps and rubber belts. The beauties in this warehouse deserve good homes. Compare this to today's audio junk.

[@jomarz1828]

All I always purchased is vintage, ran into some issues and had to sell many stuff, but my sound system went into storage, went and go it out moved back to PA, and a neighbor goes like, dude can you get this radio that is on my way and I don't understand anything about it, he get fed up with it, when I went to check "the radio" It was a Onkyo TX-DS797, that's the creme of onkyo vintage, it was complete with huge speakers and all its parts, all it needed was coaxial sound wires and that's it, I had a pair inside a box of sound stuff, a bit of bad side was that I couldn't resist to put it together and didn't realize the value was in 80 and it make the walls vibrate at 3am, I'll be expecting the dirty looks 👀. LMAO, it has so many settings 😂😆😁. Excellent piece of equipment, and free 😂..

[@blackwaterinc.7305]

I saw this video in 2012 for the first time when living in Javia Xabia Spain. In 2017 I arrived in Tacoma WA USA. And have bought two complete Pioneer Spec 1 and 2 based rack sets over here last few years and my house full with 75 pieces of other vintage 70's golden hifi age gear (I'm not Spanish but Dutch, but I just lived ih Spain for 4 years between March 2010 and december 2014. After that I lived a year in San José Costa Rica and in jan 2016 till march that year in Panama City, Panama etc etc. Were I have watched this same video also over and over again in my Hotel Rooms! ). Anyways, funny to see this video now again when I do own two complete high end Pioneer Spec 1 and 2 based Spec sets myself now and 70 hifi components. But it all started with this KZbin video I watched the first time while still living in Spain!

[@andrewhaines8603]

So 5 years on has this stock been sold, scrapped or still there? It's not worth anything if it's not being sold! For all those saying it's just low end junk I think I'd rather see the newbies who are getting into vinyl use this rather than certain suitcase style turntables!

[@stewandamandalatimer9752]

The old stuff is the good stuff. I've God old amps that sound aT better than plastic fantastic.and they look hot

[@nickkrug8157]

That also means the prices are now lower cause the market is a bit flooded with vintage items

[@jomarz1828]

There's never enough vintage, with the shit is produced now a days and their ridiculous prices., the speakers aren't worth much because if the brown cabinets, .

[@vintagestereos]

Hi, I'm not selling this gear. I was years ago but not anymore. Thanks for watching.

[@jetknight5051]

Well that sucks. ..this one truly one of a kind deal. ..

[@cjmmjc2131]

So what the hell are you going to do with it?

[@MichelLinschoten]

@@cjmmjc2131 nothing he’s just your typical hoarder. Dude just collects mostly cheap gear and stacks it lol

[@cjmmjc2131]

@@MichelLinschoten when he dies his kids wont want his shit and they will sell it for pennies. Whata douchebag

[@oldschool5539]

Any open reel tape decks? I'm interested in purchasing at least a few of them!

[@bwild61]

I enjoyed this video much and many thanks for sharing : )

[@vintagestereos]

+bwild61 You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@carlkrebs1]

absolutely , me too ! like a time capsule walk back in time !

[@jimmyblues59m76]

It's like walking back in time through the stockroom of a Crazy Eddies or Tech HiFi back in the 1970s!

[@keithhugo5887]

Somebody really liked JVC..

[@hifijohn]

probably a jvc dealer's inventory.

[@Gary_Le_Strange]

As did I., all the way thru the my first, KD-25 deck, then KD A55, and finally the DD7 that I still have and is still functioning to this very day.

[@iputinkayo7795]

Its used to be Victor. A good Japanese brand

[@HF-7DXM-6DXW-12]

this plays in my mind over and over again

[@vintagestereos]

haha! You too?

[@HF-7DXM-6DXW-12]

@@vintagestereos yes but with many cerwin vegas

[@paulashton2441]

Honestly all I need is a good vintage amp and my sys will be complete. how to contact? Is any of this for sale?

[@Michael-w8v]

That is really nice vintage equipment!

[@ramonborreguero3182]

Where is that warehouse located please let me know. I am living in Austria and very interested. Ramon Borreguero

[@michaelmiller2458]

did you find out where that warehouse is located i'm living in norway

[@vegaslimoguy2376]

People! Read the video description! This was filmed years ago! The equipment was all sold years ago. The video is old.

[@davidlees2543]

Them old silver amps are making me melt

[@TheRudydog1]

Outstanding! You lucky soul and thanks for sharing. I'm always amazed at the dicks who leave asinine comments on otherwise great videos like yours.

[@vintagestereos]

TheRudydog1 Hey, that's one of the best comments so far. It is a cool thing and I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@TheRudydog1]

vintagestereos Thank You and you're most welcome. It's like you're walking through a dream and sharing it with us. Almost unbelievable.

[@hifi.david.]

My Akai Dream right there

[@obiessen]

How much is your baseball cap?

[@guymitchell4784]

I bought a Pioneer SX-3700 NIB. Might have been from this lot. It has been PERFECT for YEARS. Of course without a remote its kind of a pain to control...always having to get up and walk a few feet...lol. But really terrific sound.

[@thudeets]

yeah, at least one other person has asked the obvious questions. What is the story here? Why did it sit for 35 years? Also, why would a business sit on that much inventory for that long and not think anything of it. Just doesn't happen (or so I thought until seeing this) C'mon. Let's have some backstory. Spit it out.

[@vintagestereos]

I'm working on it. Sorry it's taking so long.

[@Drpepper7916]

4 years later . . . we are still waiting

[@progamertom7878]

@@Drpepper7916 yep

[@bgbrunocom]

@@vintagestereos so what's the story? 🙂

[@bluesharp59]

Wow, Nice set up and that"s when they made stuff to last back then.

[@yopacific]

can we have the back story about this discovery

[@vintagestereos]

I'll do what I can to get the story on video and posted soon.

[@airb2804]

Three years now, did you ever post the story?

[@Ricktpt1]

That Pioneer RT-2044 system in the back (even out of the box) is an easy $2000.00+ in NOS condition. Belts are a 10-minute fix. And yes, it was better because it was BUILT better. Anything newer (and analog) is orders of magnitude WORSE and sounds like it. (UNLESS it's ultra nosebleed hyperinflated gouge-fest gear.) Hope you got everything you were hoping for when it sold. If it sold, I've got as many 1980's as I can house, but if find a NOS one of those, I'll try to make some room! LOL...

[@MartenElectric]

Holly grail just been discovered :)

[@Littlelewie151]

I'm guessing its all sold by now. (Says 7 years) I would have loved to have just taken a tour!!!

[@jrboi1960]

The 27 people who gave it a thumbs down don't know true power and sound and probably never will. It's ok with cause i have mine!!

[@chewbacca4256]

27 complete and total idiots.

[@VinceRFelix-vw1pm]

I agree!

[@theaudiophilestore]

I just ran across this video. What a time capsule! Is any of that NOS still available? I went to the website in your description above but it seems to no longer be there. Specifically, I'm looking for an Akai AA-R42 receiver, EPI T/E360 speakers, and an Onkyo Integra M-504 amp, but will consider anything you have available. I got to open up a pair of Radio Shack time capsule speakers from the 70's and that was a fantastic experience... Vintage Speakers: REALISTIC Nova-6 - Sheffield Lab Drum Solo Demo via Home Theater

[@cootaloot]

Pretty cool, but 90 percent of this stuff is low- to mid-fi doorstop material. Whoever invested in this will be hard-pressed to make a profit unless they inherited it.

[@musicisanalog]

i totally agree' mostly pioneer and jvc junk..yhose s[peakers were real shit' the accuphase will sell for a few bucks, but if the guy who bought all this crap' has the time to keep posting it on ebay...hope he makes his money back, unless he's a real snook!

[@mikemclellan7586]

High end audio my ass.

[@stewandamandalatimer9752]

Rubbish it all good retro gear

[@misssoftyhole]

Department store quality and some table radios.

[@TraderDan58]

You should slow down the video and look closer. True there was plenty of mid-fi there. But I saw lots of reel to reels, and top of the line Sansui and Nakamichi. Even the top of the line Pioneer is pretty good. (which there is quit a lot there in addition to the so-so mid-fi) There are lots of gold nuggets there. You just had to dig thorough all the crap JVC stuff and dvd players. One example is the several boxes of Nakamichi Dragon cassette players. You can tell me they are crap all day long but they sell for $1500 to $3000 EACH all day long in nice used condition. And to get one NEW in the BOX? Jesus... I dont know. $5000? And he didnt have one or two.. He had stacks of them...

[@hansoh01]

A lot of very nice new in box stuff,really cool.

[@n0tyham]

This seems shady to me. Those DVD players aren't from the 70's, that's for sure.

[@vintagestereos]

n0tyham What's shady about this? I'm not even selling it. Of course the DVD players weren't from the 70s, neither were a lot of the newer receivers, tapes decks and other stuff but for the love of god look at all the cool vintage stuff that IS there!

[@speidi1]

Shady, eh? Please explain. I'd love to hear how you came to that conclusion.

[@shtfvan8084]

Imagine having 24hrs there by yourself making a pile to take home..... this hurts

[@suraylynch8290]

Old stereos are the best where is this located would love to put a nice collection togather I may find it thru google

[@955rotel]

Where is this place????????

[@vintagestereos]

It's gone.

[@roger1440]

vintagestereos Gone where?

[@oscartotanes4079]

Wow great but what will you do with all that?I want to have if only an audio video receiver with matching speakers to have a surround system inmy home but cant afford it.Maybe with your kindness i can see this dream fulfilled.thank you and may God bless you more.

[@bigpaw64]

what good is it if we cant buy any of it---so why even tease the hell out of everyone??

[@vintagestereos]

Sorry. I was going to sell it for them but didn't get the contract.

[@odincoulombe706]

dud the stuff was crap then and would be even worse now,,you never saw and hi end stuff just stereo crap,,that wasn't worth shit 30 years ago,,you missed out on nothing.

[@TraderDan58]

@@odincoulombe706 True some of the equipment was just so-so. But I did see quite a bit of Nakamichi, Sansui, and top of the line Pioneer. THAT stuff is pure gold today. The dvd players are crap obviously but the rest of it isnt too shabby. Plus I saw several reel to reel boxes and some very nice turntables.. Any one who thinks this stuff sounds like crap had never really listened to it. It sounds a thousand times better than fkn Itunes on POS phone like most young people listen to today. It blows my mind how some people think good audio comes from a phone with a set of Beats headphones. Now THAT is shit audio...

[@SDsailor7]

AMEN!

[@neilpiper9889]

I still use my Akai 8030 Hi fidelity tuner amp that I bought in 1978. Had it serviced once in 1995. I love it.

[@joeygonzo]

pretty solid stuff

[@lovablevietboy]

Too bad most of it is low-end JVC crap lol. The caps are about to give out soon.

[@madeinengland6784]

Actually JVC made some of the best hifi in the world in the late 70s A-X9 amp for one

[@maryrafuse2297]

Caps can be replaced!

[@dorincojocaru2647]

You are the best ! Greetings from Romania - Europe!