Sound Exchange maintains a good inventory of Classic Stereo Equipment from the Classic Era of Stereo Equipment late 1960s to the early 1980s, we clean, test, and service each item to ensure its quality. All items are sold with a money back guarantee.
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| Onkyo A 9711 Integrated Amplifier It has 80WPC and would be an excellent backup or bedroom type system. Non-NFB amplifier. Modular chassis construction. Connections for up to three tape decks. Circa Late 2000′s Price 209.99 In-stock at Sound Exchange of Brandon |
Pioneer Stereo Receiver SX 950 High power and extraordinary FM sensitivity in a classic silver face design in a real wood cabinet: 85 watts per channel min RMS at 8 ohms, from 20 Hertz to 20,000 Hertz with no more than 0.1% THD. 2 phono inputs, 2 tape inputs, 3 speaker outputs. Looks and sounds wonderful. Circa 1976/1977 Weight 42 lb. Price 329.99 In-stock at Sound Exchange of Brandon |
Yamaha MCX 1000 Digital Audio Server Stores and broadcasts music content wirelessly via 802.11b and CAT-5 Ethernet to any location within your home. Circa 2000′s Price 199.99 In-stock at Sound Exchange of Brandon |
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| Pioneer Stereo Receiver SX 737 Pioneer AM/FM stereo receiver model SX-737. Was introduced in the early 1970s. Rated at 35 watts per channel RMS into 8 ohms. Circa Early 1970′s Price 179.99 In-stock at Sound Exchange of Brandon |
Rotel Surround Sound Processor RSP 980 Dolby Surround and Prologic Processor. Three sets of audio (RCA), one set 5.1 (RCA), one DB-25 male, one tape loop, one pair in/out remote jacks, one zone 2 pair of audio Circa 2000′s Price 84.99 In-stock at Sound Exchange of Brandon |
Yamaha Receiver CR 400 Various plug ins for CD player/Turn table, AM/FM dial (the heavy old fashion knob), Microphone input, headphone jack, and more! Circa 1978/1979 Price 149.99 In-stock at Sound Exchange of Brandon |
