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05-14-2021, 11:03 AM
Welcome to Vintage Hi-Fi, Stereo and Audio! Icon_biggrin

Thanks to Codefox1 for suggesting this new subforum.

This new subforum has been set up for the discussion of vintage hi-fi and stereo equipment. Philco manufactured some component stereo equipment during the Philco-Ford years, and discussion of these are welcome as are receivers, tuners, and amplifiers made by Fisher, Harman Kardon, Pioneer, H.H. Scott, Sansui, Sherwood, and others.

If you're working on one of these units and need help, feel free to post here. The Phorum has many friendly and knowledgeable people who are happy to help you out.

If you want to chronicle the restoration of one (or more) of your receivers, amplifiers or tuners, feel free to do so here.

Or, if you just want to show off some of your vintage audio equipment, you may also do that here.

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