3 Results: New & Used in Audio in Kelvin Grove 4059, QLD

Fully Automatic Belt Drive HiFi Turntable. Plays 12" and 7" and 33.3 and 45 RPM. Replaced ATN91R stylus for peace of mind recently (not because of any signs of wear), very low playtime for stylus and overall. Can be usd in phono or line inputs. This is probably the best modern automatic turntable on the market for anyone looking to listen to records but not delve deep into the endless rabbit-hole of Turntablism and Audiophile habitry. It plays and stops automatically so you don't have to worry

Stanton Trackmaster V3 Cartridge and Stylus, used for HiFi home listening only. Most of it's usable life left. Stylus cover included, packaged in Ortofon Mix MkII box.

Cambridge Soundworks DTT3500 Digital 5.1 Surround Sound. With remote control. Optical output.

Versatile 2-in-1 Firewire recording interface.

Toshiba Tuner ST-U2 And Amplifier SB-M2. Selling together, with both being in good working order.

Sonos Playbar. Excellent condition, selling due to upgrade.

Complete 5.1 surround sound system which consists of 1 JVC RX-6012VSL A/V Receiever, 3 x JVC SP-XS100 Satellite speakers, 2 x Studio Acoustics SA-6.6T floor speakers and 1 x Jensen QX-80 subwoofer. Old school wired setup includes all wiring needed, can see working. A/V receiver - 100W per channel, RMS, 8 ohms @ 1kHz has multiple input/output RCA jacks for TV/CD/CDR/DVD/VCR, 2 x Digital inputs (1 Coaxial, 1 Optical), Subwoofer output, Monitor output, AM/FM Radio, remote control, manual include

Hi Have for sale 5.1 studio speakers and sub for sale. Paid $7500 RRP with the amp. Without the amp $500 pickup for the lot little use. Pickup Herston provides great sound quality. Very well built. Will not find speakers with this type of moulding anywhere near this price. Moving and need gone by Tuesday. Cheers.

Also available for inspection / purchase at Empire Revival, 167 Latrobe Terrace Paddington Brisbane. Following the same design cues that had been entrenched with similar products for some years by 1980 this is Pye’s (who by that stage were simply a subsidiary of Philips) RC-3042. Combining a good quality AM and FM radio section (featuring a big wide easy to read dial) with a cassette recorder something like the RC3042 was in every household a few decades back, allowing you to listen to the ra

We’re very fond of vacuum fluorescent display clocks in general, and particularly this COPAL model. Copal were the kings of flip clocks, but also produced some fully electronic clock radios like this good looking RD916 from the early eighties featuring a bright crisp vacuum fluorescent display with the characteristic blue/green glow. VFD was so much brighter than LED technology was back then, but is able to be dimmed with a control on the left hand side. The unit has a compartment for a 9V ba