249 Results: New & Used in Audio in Bulimba 4171, QLD (Page 3 of 11)

Monarch International was an American Hi-Fi brand who had their gear manufactured in Japan. This amplifier (a really nice unit by the way!) would have been manufactured by one of the Japanese factories like Nippon Sound or Nikko Electric. It’s a good looking thing, with a black face, and oiled veneer enclosure, and following a full restore offers a beautiful vintage sound. The SA-600 delivers 18 watts per channel into 8 ohm loads, and 22 watts rms per channel into 4 ohm loads. It has two speak

Empty SCOTCH brand 10.5" Aluminium reel for 1/4" Reel to Reel decks. In a TEAC box 'coz we don't have a Scotch one. Based in Brisbane and shipping Australia-wide Reclaimed Audio and Electronics specialises in vintage electronics. All of our products have been professionally restored, and are covered with a minimum six month warranty. We also stock a complimentary range of new electronic products. We ship Australia Wide, and keep freight costs reasonable. Payment accepted via direct deposit,

Dating from the era when Japan’s AKAI were absolutely at the top of their game making very well respected reel to reel recorders. This is an original AKAI accessory (still with original carton and instructions) – a “Telephone Pick Up”. In the form of a suction cap it’s designed to attach to a traditional landline telephone and connect to the microphone input of a reel to reel (or, in later years cassette etc.) tape deck to record telephone conversations. The lead is terminated with a 6.35mm (

We can supply brand new high quality replacement styli to suit models produced by Marantz or even early “Superscope” gear (as well as others of course). And, we’ll ship Australia wide for just $7.95. Prices start as low as $34.95 for some models, and vary depending on stylus, but are always competitive. See images for some examples. If your stylus isn’t pictured just get in touch and we’ll do our best to figure it out for you. Based in Brisbane and shipping Australia-wide Reclaimed Audio and

This 1980 Sanyo model was available in both black and silver finishes, this one, obviously enough, is the black version that contrasts very nicely with the aluminium trim. At first glance they’re a pretty conservative design, but under the skin they’re an impressive machine, fitted with better quality amplifier stages than were usually found at this end of the market, a very rugged mechanism, and a radio with exceptional sensitivity. This restored version can be expected to provide many more y

In the mid 70s the “military look” in electronics was huge, and Japanese manufacturing houses were only too eager to satisfy the urge. Small Australian distributor Mark Raymond Pty Ltd put their name on this rugged looking beauty, calling it the MR-007. It’s an 11 transistor design that runs from 3 x D cells (or a 4.5Vdc adaptor – we can help with that as required). It covers the broadcast AM medium wave band, the broadcast FM band, and short wave ranging from 3.2MHz to 12 MHz. • Sensitive r

Ticks all the boxes as one of the most impressive centre speakers of this size we’ve had across the bench. A capable (but heavy) unit based around 2 x 4” long throw woofers and a doped soft dome tweeter with ferrofluid cooling. The enclosure is fitted with rear firing bass reflex ports, and is finished in black ash woodgrain. Can be operated with grille on or off. Speaker lead will be provided. • Frequency Response: 70Hz - 20kHz • Sensitivity: 90dB @ 1w/1m • Nominal Impedance: 8 Ohms • Power

We can provide high quality custom made-to-order turntable dust covers to virtually any size you specify. Every now and then something goes wrong though, and we end up with a one-off cover in a specific size, and our only option is to sell them at a heavily discounted price. So, if that that size suits your needs a bonus for you! This cover Colour: Grey Tint External dimensions: 495mm x 375mm x 90mm Internal dimensions: 489mm x 369mm x 87mm Cut out which can function as hand hold or cabl

As would be expected of Britain’s Wharfedale these 2 way bookshelf speakers from 2010 exhibit excellent reproduction with no effort. They’re a ported bass reflex 2 way design based around a 5.25” woofer and a 1” ferrofluid cooled soft dome tweeter. Power handling is 100 watts, sensitivity is 87db 1W/1m, and frequency response is 60Hz to 20kHz. Impedance is 6Ω, so suitable for connection to all amplifiers. They can be operated with front grilles on or off. Each speaker measures 286mm x 172mm

“Computer Controlled Audio Video Receiver” certainly sounds like an 80s product! In fact lurking behind all of those buttons and lights is actually a really capable 2 x 35W receiver from Akai’s design team, and it has the added bonus of an inbuilt adjustable “effects” circuit that can run additional rear speakers, or create simulated stereo from mono signals. It delivers 35 watts per channel, and has two separately selectable speaker zones in addition to the optional connection of a rear zone

Note: There is no remote control with this unit (Denon RC-258 if you want to grab one from a marketplace) but all main functions are accessible from front panel. Denon did a great job with this 5 disc carousel style CD player from 1996. Rather than jam it full of functions they concentrated on fantastic audio performance, and succeeded. The unit is endowed with Alpha Processor technology, providing superior sound quality. The unit allows for “hot changing” discs whilst a dis is still playing,

NAD’s 1986 model 6240 Cassette Deck follows that “minimalist” design cues of all NAD gear of the era, but don’t let that fool you, it’s a capable machine that does exactly as it’s supposed to, and with exceptional audio clarity thanks to its wide dynamic range. The mechanism is servo assisted, with full auto stop and a positive feel from the big actuation buttons. A mechanical tape counter is fitted, as are peak reading LED meters. Record levels are adjustable via concentric knobs, and Tandber

Sanyo’s 1980 M-2541 is pretty typical of the horizontal cassette recorder layout that dominated throughout the 70s and 80s. This particular model features a better mechanism than many other brands had at the time, and has great quality audio, suitable for speech or music. Good looking thing too, finished in black and brushed aluminium. If using to record one can use the inbuilt electret condenser microphone, or plug in an external microphone. The unit is auto stop. The unit will run from eith

These speakers are currently 4Ω each, so please ensure your amplifier is capable of driving down to 4Ω. Upon request we could reconfigure each speaker to 16Ω - just ask. Dating from 1992 these rugged little speakers from Realistic could be used for PA communication, or would be perfect for use “on the deck (they’re not weatherproof though!), or as little party speakers. The design is a vinyl covered timber enclosure emulating larger commercial speakers with metal bump corners and a carry stra

A beautifully engineered product from JVC Japan in 1975 that both looks and sounds much bigger than the 2x18W into 4Ω specification would suggest. A very satisfying amplifier indeed. The VN300 can drive two speaker zones (independently or combined), and has inputs for a turntable, a microphone, and four line level (aux) inputs including the tape monitor loop. Tone control is provided via indented high quality sliders (the balance control is a slider too), and loudness compensation is fitted.

This silver faced graphic equaliser from Technics offers five bands of tonal adjustment, and the cut/boost curves can be set to either 3db (a subtle difference) or 12db (a significant adjustment). A graphic equaliser has many uses, tailoring your systems sound to suite room acoustics, or recordings to your own taste. Of course they are also useful for “cleaning up” old or noisy recordings. This one has both main and record loops. The backlit centre frequency scale changes to show whether 3db o

$7.95 shipping Australia Wide on this product. In all the decades that cassette recorders and Hi-Fi cassette decks have been available we’ve never seen a user manual that didn’t cover the fact that in such devices the heads and tape path must be regularly cleaned of the oxide build-up that is inevitable from use. Unfortunately the vast majority of owners seem to ignore those instructions entirely, and just keep playing tape after tape, with the high frequency response eventually degrading to t

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Dating from the mid 70s (and sporting a few nods to the “military look” that was so popular at the time) this National Panasonic 3 band radio came up well. It has a couple of age related marks / v small dings on its panelwork, but nothing that will mar you enjoyment of owning such a lovely analogue device. The unit covers the AM MW broadcast band, the FM broadcast band, and Short Wave from 6MHz to 18MHz, and is exceptionally sensitive. Both volume and tone controls are present, and the tuned

A really nice radio from the Sony team that dates from very early this century. Excellent reception performance, and excellent audio performance assisted by the big 100mm speaker and large range tone control. The unit will run from AC (lead included) or 4 x aa cells. The unit covers the AM MW broadcast band, the FM broadcast band, and Short Wave from 6MHz to 18MHz. Measures 265 x 137 x 69 mm. Based in Brisbane and shipping Australia-wide Reclaimed Audio and Electronics specialises in vintag

A fairly recent model from the team at Philips that offers excellent radio performance and, excellent audio performance (with a larger than usual 100mm speaker) and when being used on battery, a very long playing life of 300 hours from just two D cells. The unit will also run from mains power (power lead included). The usual volume and tuning controls are present, as is a tone switch. The frequency is indicated on a dial with an attractive sliding “bar” presentation. Receives both AM and FM.

A traditional horizontal format Cassette Recorder from Sanyo back in 1986, with lots of features and excellent performance. This restored one owner unit even has its it’s original carry case with integral strap. A power lead will be included. • Works on AC (lead included) or batteries • Tone Control • Mechanical Tape counter • Cue and Review functions whilst playing • LED indicator (indicates motor in play, audio in record) • Mechanical auto stop on play • Electronic auto stop on FF / Rew • Fo

Monarch International was an American Hi-Fi brand who had their gear manufactured in Japan. This amplifier (a really nice unit by the way!) would have been manufactured by one of the Japanese factories like Nippon Sound or Nikko Electric. It’s a good looking thing, with a black face, and oiled veneer enclosure, and following a full restore offers a beautiful vintage sound. The SA-600 delivers 18 watts per channel into 8 ohm loads, and 22 watts rms per channel into 4 ohm loads. It has two speak

Sherwood / Inkel did a great job with this 1985 model, a deck with a good performance and a great feel, as well as unique looks thanks to the right mounted mechanism. It features high quality heads, and an illuminated cassette compartment. The fully servo controlled mechanism is operated by push buttons to the right of the cassette compartment, and auto stop is present on all functions. Cue and Review functionality is fitted. The unit can cope with normal, CrO2 and metal tapes, and has Dolby n