Remember when

Mine is only 200 watts..2 or 4 speaker capable. I just run 100x2 on 3 way speakers. Small room so even halfway fills it up well.

 

We were when I got mine.

 

thank you for your service... which one?

 

Navy. We had 30 days to join another branch. I wanted Air Force, but they were overstocked with recruits at the time.

 

I am an airforce brat actually. my dad is retired colonel. he fly the KC-135

I wanted to fly but I am too blind.

 

The old flying gas station?

 

yup

 

Damn I have this in my basement for like 30 years now. It was my wife's before we got married. She did the stupid rent to own thing from Arron's I believe. I want to take it to the dump on my semi annual trips but no..... we have to keep it for some reason.

 

Cool. Extremely vital airplane.

 

Here you go.....

 

Oh no way, they're actually something I bet you could sell quickly. There's people who will love them

 

he was actually part of strategic air command too during the Cold War

 

I'm listening to my 25+ years Technics receiver right now. Always loved Panasonic products since I was a kid. Their plasma tv's were great, sadly gone now. But they still make amps

 

Plattsburgh AFB? The Kc-135s C-5s and Fb-111s used to fly 24/7 around here. Now the sound of freedom comes courtesy of VT national guard across the lake in the form of F-35s.

 

nope other side of the nation.. Mather/travis AFB here in California

 

I think my sister bought this at the BX when she joined the Air Force in 1973.

Quad with discrete/sql/matrix/stereo modes.

She gave it to my mom 40 years ago and one of the grandkids broke the power switch about ‘88 so it wound up in my shed. I fixed the switch and cleaned all the potentiometers and repaired the blown out light in the vu-meter.

This is basically the music machine for my workshed and outdoor blacksmithing area/boat yard. It’s got 8 speakers (14 drivers) hooked up in a rather complicated matrix array with crossover switches.

I tossed the old Girard turntable but I kept the quad cartridge that goes with this. I think I even have all her old quad records which wound up at my moms, and are stuck in between the old LPs.

 

Small world. My sister and husband were stationed a Mathers in mid 80s.

 

nice

 

Here’s something from the early 1900s.

This belonged to my great grandfather.
I sharpened it up and stropped it one day, and tried to shave with the thing.

It was an interesting experience.