Hello everyone. Ive been doing some reading but Im still very new. I have some audio equipment left over from when my dad was into listening and I was wondering if any of it were worth selling or using still. Ive provided detailed pictures which I resized to make loading easier. If you take a look and let me know what im dealing with it would be much help.
in a nutshell its a record player, a pioneer amp, two KLN speakers, two other speakers, some kind of phase lineator thing I dont even understand, and a tape player which may just be junk, and an EQ.
Space isnt really an issue and Im wondering how this stuff holds up to modern day entry-level equipment. My alternative if all this isnt worth keeping is to spend around 400 on some wharfedale 10.1s and a wharfdale sub based on what ive read seems like a good enough deal.
so please advise, the more detail the better.
http://imgur.com/a/m0YxT
Some pics may be low quality but I figured actually seeing the items in question would give a better explanation than I could describe
Hello everyone. Ive been doing some reading but Im still very new. I have some audio equipment left over from when my dad was into listening and I was wondering if any of it were worth selling or using still. Ive provided detailed pictures which I resized to make loading easier. If you take a look and let me know what im dealing with it would be much help.
in a nutshell its a record player, a pioneer amp, two KLN speakers, two other speakers, some kind of phase lineator thing I dont even understand, and a tape player which may just be junk, and an EQ.
Space isnt really an issue and Im wondering how this stuff holds up to modern day entry-level equipment. My alternative if all this isnt worth keeping is to spend around 400 on some wharfedale 10.1s and a wharfdale sub based on what ive read seems like a good enough deal.
so please advise, the more detail the better.
http://imgur.com/a/m0YxT
Some pics may be low quality but I figured actually seeing the items in question would give a better explanation than I could describe