153 Results: New & Used in 2.2 in Bulimba 4171, QLD (Page 3 of 7)

Nb: As you could imagine this system will ship in several cartons. SUBSIDISED INSURED SHIPPING ON THIS COMPLETE SYSTEM $67.50 AUSTRALIA WIDE, or $10 BRISBANE / IPSWICH areas in SEQ. A full size and very capable component Hi-Fi system fully restored to its 1980s glory - components from Japans Onkyo teamed with Australian Peterson Laboratories floor standing speakers. Every component, all of the antennas and connecting leads etc., a convenient remote control - a turn key solution that will see y

It’s been a few years since we’ve had one of these to offer, which is a shame because we love the model! Japan’s “Star Co. Ltd” produced this stunning all valve (tube for those who long for all things American) Hi-Fi amplifier in 1963. It was an era when component Hi-Fi was out of reach for many of the masses, so this good looking, reliable and most importantly good performing design must have been a breath of fresh air back then. The design still holds up today – connect it to a turntable or

Note: Although this model can be operated by remote control there is no remote included with sale. Aftermarket remotes are available. A beautifully crafted handmade amplifier from Italy’s Audio Analogue - the Puccini, sought after by audiophiles around the world. Minimalist circuitry using premium components, serious power supply circuitry, relay switching in the signal path – every angle has been carefully considered resulting in an amplifier with a superb sonic performance and ultra low dist

This unit has RCA line level inputs, to connect to amplifiers and receivers that have a “subwoofer out” connection or “preamp out” outlets on your amplifier or receiver. If your amplifier / receiver has neither of those facilities you will need to add our converter kit that will allow you to connect this powered sub to the speaker outlets on your amplifier. Sold both as a standalone product and as part of some of their home theatre packages Yamaha’s SW-P130 is a fabulous way to add some low do

Basically the same machine as their CE305, but squeezed into the narrower “midi” format (360mm wide) the CE305M is a well-executed 5 disc player with a dual DtoA converter and four times oversampling filter. A good sounding and reliable design. All of the required features (including shuffle play and repeat) are accessible from the front panel, and a vacuum fluorescent display shows what’s going on. The CE305M is also set up for “hot disc” changing, you can change out discs whilst one is still

The B105 is one of Technics entry level decks from the era, so kudos to them for making it sound so good – these hold their own against much more expensive units. They use a full auto stop mechanism that’s servo assisted (resulting in soft touch buttons to activate) , and can cope with three tape types, selectable via a switch bank. They have Dolby noise reduction, and, unusually for an entry level deck, have both microphone and line level inputs. Level display is via LED driven meters. All l

Nb: As you could imagine this system will ship in several cartons. SUBSIDISED INSURED SHIPPING ON THIS COMPLETE SYSTEM $67.50 AUSTRALIA WIDE, or $10 BRISBANE / IPSWICH areas in SEQ. A complete and sweet sounding component Hi-Fi system fully restored to its 1984 glory - components from Japan’s TEAC and CDC teamed with large bookshelf speakers. Every component, all of the antennas and connecting leads etc. – a “turn key” solution that will see you enjoying your music the way you’ve been longing

Nb: As you could imagine freighting this system is a little tricky! SUBSIDISED INSURED SHIPPING ON THIS COMPLETE SYSTEM $94.95 AUSTRALIA WIDE, or $10 BRISBANE / IPSWICH areas in SEQ. A full size component Hi-Fi system fully restored to its 1981 glory, using components from Japan’s Akai. Every component, all of the antennas and connecting leads etc. – a “turn key” solution that will see you enjoying your music the way you’ve been hankering to! This era was before CD players, BUT, if you have C

Well. these ones put up a bit of a fight… but we got there in the end! (It did involve fitting new upgraded dome tweeters to both, and fitting new surrounds to all four of the 8 inch drivers, but you’ve gotta do what you’ve gotta do!) Now that they are restored they’re once again worthy of carrying the proud Wharfedale name. Wharfedale’s English designers certainly came up with an impressive result in their large floor standing ported bass reflex enclosure. It’s a 3 way design using an 8inch “

Mighty Optimus PRO-X44AV 4in 2 way ultra compact metal speakers (Successor to Realistic Minimus 7) 1998 Radio Shack’s released a legendary little speaker in the late seventies, the Realistic Minimus 7 compact all metal design that sounded much bigger than the space they took. By late last century the design had evolved and improved, and taken on their new Optimus badge – the Optimus PRO-X44AV is the result. Made in Malaysia but based around the original Japanese design the X44AVs are based ar

Nb: As you could imagine this system will ship in several cartons. SUBSIDISED INSURED SHIPPING ON THIS COMPLETE SYSTEM $67.50 AUSTRALIA WIDE, or $10 BRISBANE / IPSWICH areas in SEQ. A full size (and very capable!) component Hi-Fi system fully restored to its 1980s glory - components from Japan’s Onkyo teamed with Australian “Peterson Laboratories” floor standing speakers. Every component, all of the antennas and connecting leads etc, a convenient remote control – a “turn key” solution that wil

A big solid Japanese built design wearing Radio Shack / Tandy’s Realistic badge the SCT 90 is a twin cassette deck with a good selection of features, including high speed dubbing from tape to tape. The left hand unit is play only, and the right hand deck is play/record. Both decks are servo assisted, so operation is via push button below each tape compartment. LED level meters and other LEDs show what’s going on in the centre of each compartment. The unit can cope with 3 tape types (manually

The HR-50 H is a compact (250mm wide) outboard Noise Reduction System based around the “High-Com” compression / expansion technology pioneered by AEG Telefunken for the professional recording industries. It’s basic premise of operation is to compress the signal during recording, then expand it during playback, naturally supressing the noise floor as part of the process. It produces a dramatic increase in dynamic range and signal-to-noise ratio. The unit is compatible with both reel-to-reel and

Although the model had existed since the 90s (as the SSM-60 or 32-1214) the date code on this particular example (with a catalogue number of 32-8208) indicates it was manufactured in 2008, so it would have been sold during the era that Woolworths owned both the Tandy and Dick Smith Electronics brands in Australia. It’s a great little unit with good performance and a lot of flexibility, so it makes sense that it was around for a few years. It has a dedicated mono microphone channel, plus four s

It’s been a few years since we’ve had one of these to offer, which is a shame because we love the model! Japan’s “Star Co. Ltd” produced this stunning all valve (tube for those who long for all things American) Hi-Fi amplifier in 1963. It was an era when component Hi-Fi was out of reach for many of the masses, so this good looking, reliable and most importantly good performing design must have been a breath of fresh air back then. The design still holds up today – connect it to a turntable or

Basically the same machine as their CE305, but squeezed into the narrower “midi” format (360mm wide) the CE305M is a well-executed 5 disc player with a dual DtoA converter and four times oversampling filter. A good sounding and reliable design. All of the required features (including shuffle play and repeat) are accessible from the front panel, and a vacuum fluorescent display shows what’s going on. The CE305M is also set up for “hot disc” changing, you can change out discs whilst one is still

Radio Shack’s released a legendary little speaker in the late seventies, the Realistic Minimus 7 compact all metal design that sounded much bigger than the space they took. By late last century the design had evolved and improved, and taken on their new Optimus badge – the Optimus PRO-X44AV is the result. Made in Malaysia but based around the original Japanese design the X44AVs are based around a high compliance 4 inch woofer and a high quality 1 inch soft dome tweeter housed in a well damped

Nb: As you could imagine freighting this system is a little tricky! SUBSIDISED INSURED SHIPPING ON THIS COMPLETE SYSTEM $94.95 AUSTRALIA WIDE, or $10 BRISBANE / IPSWICH areas in SEQ. A full size component Hi-Fi system fully restored to its 1981 glory, using components from Japan’s Akai. Every component, all of the antennas and connecting leads etc. – a “turn key” solution that will see you enjoying your music the way you’ve been hankering to! This era was before CD players, BUT, if you have C

A big solid Japanese built design wearing Radio Shack / Tandy’s Realistic badge the SCT 90 is a twin cassette deck with a good selection of features, including high speed dubbing from tape to tape. The left hand unit is play only, and the right hand deck is play/record. Both decks are servo assisted, so operation is via push button below each tape compartment. LED level meters and other LEDs show what’s going on in the centre of each compartment. The unit can cope with 3 tape types (manually

The HR-50 H is a compact (250mm wide) outboard Noise Reduction System based around the “High-Com” compression / expansion technology pioneered by AEG Telefunken for the professional recording industries. It’s basic premise of operation is to compress the signal during recording, then expand it during playback, naturally supressing the noise floor as part of the process. It produces a dramatic increase in dynamic range and signal-to-noise ratio. The unit is compatible with both reel-to-reel and

(This is a preamplifier that can be used either as an “ input switcher” in front of a traditional integrated amplifier, or, for its intended operation as the “front end” of a high end Hi-Fi system to drive a power amplifier.) A really quiet and low distortion unit from the Rotel team the 870BZ has a phono input (switcable for use with either moving magnet or moving coil), a line level input for CD players (which is fitted with a “CD direct mode” that has its own volume control) plus 5 more lin

Although the model had existed since the 90s (as the SSM-60 or 32-1214) the date code on this particular example (with a catalogue number of 32-8208) indicates it was manufactured in 2008, so it would have been sold during the era that Woolworths owned both the Tandy and Dick Smith Electronics brands in Australia. It’s a great little unit with good performance and a lot of flexibility, so it makes sense that it was around for a few years. It has a dedicated mono microphone channel, plus four s

A lovely unit from the Kenwood team, the GE-555 is a dual 10 band graphic equaliser with full size sliders for each of its bands. It has smooth band faders, a well laid out front panel, and LEDs to show signal routing. In addition to the normal signal path it has record in / out path, and separate switches for switching equalisation to either the main feed out or the record feed out. Like all EQs you can insert it into the pre out / main in loop (if your amplifier has one), or via your tape m

A big solid Japanese built design wearing Radio Shack / Tandy’s Realistic badge the SCT 90 is a twin cassette deck with a good selection of features, including high speed dubbing from tape to tape. The left hand unit is play only, and the right hand deck is play/record. Both decks are servo assisted, so operation is via push button below each tape compartment. LED level meters and other LEDs show what’s going on in the centre of each compartment. The unit can cope with 3 tape types (manually