59 Results: New & Used in Other Audio in Bulimba 4171, QLD

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

Peavey’s brilliant AUTOMIX is an 8 channel mono mixer with a host of Automatic mixing functions. Each input can accept microphone level or line level (both balanced). In very basic terms the unit is able to prioritise signals from different inputs whilst maintaining the same overall gain from the mix of all signals. It can be used in conference or debate situations for instance allowing a moderator or chairperson to speak over the top of other channels when necessary. Channels can be set up to

A very nice unit indeed from Japan’s General Corporation (now part of Fujitsu) back in 1977. Fun facts, the model also later appeared as a Toshiba (RT-8240) with different aesthetics, and the cassette mechanism used is from yet another respected Japanese manufacturer that was rebadged as a lot of world brands, Bigston. The GS-300 still sports some of the military styling influences that were prevalent in the decade. The 3 band radio is a great performer, receiving medium wave (broadcast band)

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. 2006 Inter-M (Inkel) 360W inte

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,

Fully bench serviced and offered for sale with warranty this Australian made Audio Telex (now Australian Monitor) AT-60 Mixer amplifier delivers 60 watts into either a normal low impedance load (8Ω) or will drive a distributed 70V / 100V line multi-speaker installation. The 100V output can also be switched in any combination (including all) to 6 separate zones. This particular example is also fitted with a TX-3010 muting module module, which mutes inputs 3 and 4 whenever a signal is present on

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 (

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

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

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

A valuable tool that was once readily available, but sadly getting harder and harder to find these days, particularly in excellent condition like this one. Over time tape recorder heads build up residual magnetism from the tapes they play or other influences. That magnetism reduces the quality of reproduction, and, if particularly bad can damage the tapes you play. Use couldn’t be simpler: · Energise the demagnetiser move it over the face of the head / heads. · If required you could also m

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 (

Fully bench serviced and offered for sale with warranty this Australian made Audio Telex (now Australian Monitor) AT-60 Mixer amplifier delivers 60 watts into either a normal low impedance load (8Ω) or will drive a distributed 70V / 100V line multi-speaker installation. The 100V output can also be switched in any combination (including all) to 6 separate zones. This particular example is also fitted with a TX-3010 muting module module, which mutes inputs 3 and 4 whenever a signal is present on

More than one available at time of listing. First appearing in Radio Shack / Tandy Catalogues back in 1981, and staying in their model line up right through until 1995 (not a bad run!) it may be a bit of a stretch to call the 32-1100 a “disco” mixer as they did, but it IS in fact a really handy mixer to have around. It could be used for PA use, home recording, or even to add/expand “phono” inputs on a Hi-Fi system. Cleverly the unit will run from just 6V thanks to a more sophisticated than e

DI Amplifiers were designed and manufactured in NZ, and distributed throughout Australia by Audio Telex (now part of Hills). They gained a great reputation throughout the 70s and 80s as “bulletproof” units that just kept on going. Time travelling from the late 80s this fully serviced DI20 is ready to provide years more service. A simple but great sounding little amp that was designed for background music and paging applications. It has one music input, one microphone input, and a tone control!

In the late 70s and through the 80s the professional nightclub market was RULED by the renowned Technics SL-1200MkII turntable, with any club of worth running two or three decks through a Citronic or similar mixer. Professional DeeJays mixed on “wheels of steel” for hours (not short brackets as seems to happen these days), and carrying music on USB sticks was still years off - the music came from milk crate after milk crate of vinyl pressings. But, as the fabulous big-haired 80s wore on change

Fully bench serviced and offered for sale with warranty this Australian made Audio Telex (now Australian Monitor) AT-60 Mixer amplifier delivers 60 watts into either a normal low impedance load (8Ω) or will drive a distributed 70V / 100V line multi-speaker installation. The 100V output can also be switched in any combination (including all) to 6 separate zones. This particular example is also fitted with a TX-3010 muting module module, which mutes inputs 3 and 4 whenever a signal is present on

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. We wouldn’t even try to guess h

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. (This is the Q-TV2X model – de

(May have more than one available) Removed from a working installation in clean environment, fully bench serviced, resold with warranty. This is still a current model with a RRP of $1089. From the Japanese company that’s been building bulletproof professional grade audio equipment seemingly forever this P2240 single channel (so two needed for stereo) booster amplifier / power amplifier can drive a genuine 240 watts into either standard low impedance (4Ω minimum load) speakers, or multiple spe

This 2016 amplifier is still a current model, with a RRP of $2900. The HS4250P is a powerhouse power amplifier with four separate channels, each of which can deliver 250 watts of high quality audio into either a traditional low impedance load of standard speakers (down to 4Ω per channel) or into 70V or 100V line multi speaker systems. It will work as a traditional quad power amplifier, but is also capable of being software interfaced (HSP software available for download from Australian Monitor

Australians were still fighting in Vietnam, Gough Whitlam was an Opposition Leader, and the Easybeats were still together when Melbourne’s Kingsley Radio made this little portable record player in 1968. Australia was on the cusp of change, and Kingsley themselves (who had been in existence in one form or another since 1934) were sadly destined to shut their doors just three years later, this was one of their last designs. The KP301 is a simple but stylish manual record player with 4 speeds and

More than one available at time of listing. First appearing in Radio Shack / Tandy Catalogues back in 1981, and staying in their model line up right through until 1995 (not a bad run!) it may be a bit of a stretch to call the 32-1100 a “disco” mixer as they did, but it IS in fact a really handy mixer to have around. It could be used for PA use, home recording, or even to add/expand “phono” inputs on a Hi-Fi system. Cleverly the unit will run from just 6V thanks to a more sophisticated than e

Removed from a working installation in a clean environment, fully bench serviced and offered for sale with warranty this Australian made Audio Telex (now Australian Monitor) SA120 Mixer amplifier delivers 120 watts into either a normal low impedance load (4Ω or 8Ω) or will drive a distributed 70V / 100V line multi-speaker installation. This particular example is also fitted with an ATC5488 tone generator module, which can generate 4 tones (actuated via dry contact closure to rear terminal stri