14 Results: old records in Brisbane North East, QLD

The Breville Precedent Radiogram Record Player is a vintage piece of electronics that will take you back in time. This radiogram record player is classic and elegant with a wooden finish that will fit perfectly in any vintage-inspired home. Made in the 1950s, this piece is a true gem that has stood the test of time. It has a working built-in radio and a turntable that sadly doesn't work. This vintage record player is a must-have for anyone who appreciates the beauty of old-school electronics.

One of the last “old school” front load decks from Technics with traditional piano key actuation – but don’t let that fool you, it still has full auto stop, and cue / review functionality. It is though built like a Sherman tank! The unit uses high quality heads and is fitted vacuum fluorescent peak level maters. It has Dolby noise reduction, and can cope with Normal, Cr02 and the short lived Fe-Cr tape types. A mechanical tape counter is fitted. The unit can record from both line level and mi

With prices starting at just $14.95 for diamond (or even less for sapphire models) Reclaimed Audio can almost certainly supply a replacement stylus (some call them needles) for your • Turntable • Record Player • Record Changer and can also assist with cartridges (the part a stylus clips into), other parts, and accessories. All quality brands like Goldring, Soundring, Stanfield, Ortofon, Audio Technica and more at value-for-money pricing and low Australia wide shipping rates. ($14.95 is the pri

View or purchase online, or at the Reclaimed Audio space at Camp Hill Antique Centre, 545 Old Cleveland Road. 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 me

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, secure credit card, or Afterpay. Pickup from Brisbane or Ipswich can also be arranged. With prices starting at just $

With prices starting at just *$14.95 for diamond (or even less for sapphire models) Reclaimed Audio can almost certainly supply a replacement stylus (some call them needles) for your: • Radiogram • Stereo • Stereogram • Record Player • Record Stacker • Record Changer And more. We can also assist with cartridges (the part a stylus clips into), other parts, and accessories. All quality brands like Goldring, Soundring, Stanfield, Ortofon and more at value-for-money pricing and just $7.95 Austra

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

With prices starting at just $14.95 for diamond (or even less for sapphire models) Reclaimed Audio can almost certainly supply a replacement stylus (some call them needles) for your • Turntable • Record Player • Record Changer and can also assist with cartridges (the part a stylus clips into), other parts, and accessories. All quality brands like Goldring, Soundring, Stanfield, Ortofon, Audio Technica and more at value-for-money pricing and low Australia wide shipping rates. ($14.95 is the pri

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

At first glance one could be forgiven for being a bit confused with the radio functionality of this superb receiver amplifier from Japan’s Pioneer back in the mid ‘60s – it has two entirely separate tuner sections, each with their own dial scale, glowing “magic eye” tuning assistance indicator and tuning knob. The left hand tuner can receive either world short wave stations, or traditional AM broadcast stations. The right hand tuner can also receive AM broadcast stations. Yes, it does mean you