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[undderdog7]

Hello all from phoenix az. I was just curious to see how my receiver and speakers from 1978, measure up to whats new these days. will be looking at the different forums.

[Hyfi]

Hello and welcome. Not too many Vintage minded here but still a few. As for your question, it's going to depend on brand, price range, and several other factors. My stuff is early 90s.

[bfalls]

If you are looking for opinions, just ask. I looked at your profile, but didn't see the hardware you're talking about. List your items. I still have a few items from the 70s, but not many.

[undderdog7]

O.K. I have a Sansui G-9700 Receiver, ( 200 watts per channel ), also ( 4 ) Pioneer H.P.M. 150 Speakers. I Bought Them all New in 1978. I paid Around $3,300 For everything. Are these looked at like 8 track tapes these days? or are they still respected versus the new equipment? T.Y.

[Feanor]

O.K. I have a Sansui G-9700 Receiver, ( 200 watts per channel ), also ( 4 ) Pioneer H.P.M. 150 Speakers. I Bought Them all New in 1978. I paid Around $3,300 For everything. Are these looked at like 8 track tapes these days? or are they still respected versus the new equipment? T.Y.

The Sansui G-9700 is one of the very impressive, top-of-line era Sansui made in the interval. These receivers are desirable among collectors still have pretty good resale value on eBay, etc. If yours is still in good shape, Congradulations!

[Hyfi]

O.K. I have a Sansui G-9700 Receiver, ( 200 watts per channel ), also ( 4 ) Pioneer H.P.M. 150 Speakers. I Bought Them all New in 1978. I paid Around $3,300 For everything. Are these looked at like 8 track tapes these days? or are they still respected versus the new equipment? T.Y.

Over at Audio Karma you will be a vintage god. They love what you have.

[lux-man]

I'm a Luxman fan, and I've heard many newer high end amps, and I find my Lux to to be quite comparable to them.

[araratriver]

are you still interested in selling your g-9700? I bought mine in 1984 while at Travis AFB. It blew a circuit board about 6 months ago so I'm constantly looking for a replacement. steve

[blackraven]

are you still interested in selling your g-9700? I bought mine in 1984 while at Travis AFB. It blew a circuit board about 6 months ago so I'm constantly looking for a replacement. steve

This is an old thread from 2013.

[marksjon22]

Hello and welcome. Not too many Vintage minded here but still a few. As for your question, it's going to depend on brand, price range, and several other factors. My stuff is early 90s.
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