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I thought the brand was dead, hadn’t heard a peep out of them since the turn of the century.

Thanks again. I’m taking this one slow and being deliberate about what I do. Most everything I see is surface contamination. There maybe...

Michael - that is an amazing restoration. Well done! Thanks for the great recommendations. I’ll order them today. These 50 year old...

The Casework is textured plastic. It’s a medium gray. The texture is moderate and ‘pebble like’ and gives the surfaces a nice hand...

Thanks Michael, So far I have used water with a drop of Dawn and microfiber towels to clean the surfaces. I have to take the deck...

Thanks Ralph. I have several types of De-Oxit and will go through all the switches and faders. This deck has all linear faders which are...

This is my latest project. Yamaha TC-800 GL. Circa 1975. This completes my MOMA (Museum of Modern Art) audio collection. The other...

Trio/Kenwood is still considered an excellent offering in Amateur Radio circles.

I found the same thing. Bass improved dramatically and I got smoother highs, too.

I think to understand the genesis of what Bruce Brisson of MIT originally did you have to go back to the bad old days of harsh digital...

I am planning some listening parties! I’m not sure when listening became a more solitary pursuit for me. Jobs, family, kids, and...

Here’s a great article on the early cable designers. MIT was one of the first and set the stage for super high end cables...

I like their stuff. Made an improvement in my system to the point that I opened my wallet. That’s a rare occurrence for me in...

If you believe the statement from the MIT owner, it seems that he is past retirement age and understandably ready to go. He says he had...

Feanor, the history of your amplifier design is very interesting. You can read about it here...