Classic Hifi Care

The price on this might not be all that far out of line. All this would be good for is the components. Nobody cuts records anymore.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/155347674509?h ... R8iMsaXGYg

Good high-end equipment at the time.

Chris Campbell

Nothing in there that cuts records.

Rek-O-Kut is a turntable company.

And yes, there are several custom shops that will make analog records in all the popular formats from your recordings.

Interesting amalgamation. The Fisher is a decent piece and the cabinet isn't ugly but the price is...

There's a story to it for sure.

Dennis, I didn't see that was regular stereo turntable. Senior moment.......

Hey, I am a senior moment...

The Fisher 101R (1958) tuner I have, it is mono but as fine a piece as my Sherwood S-2200, also a high quality AM-FM tuner that allows for that goofy AM-FM simulcast stereo.

FM stereo broadcast was experimental but stereo tape and records were the state of the art, so the DynaKit PAS-3 was a great choice but the amplifier in this piece is a mystery, if there still is one.

Text says it's a Dyna Stereo 70.

Chris Campbell

What 2500 and no speakers?

hermitcrab wrote: ↑Thu Aug 31, 2023 4:01 pm What 2500 and no speakers?

Exactly, I missed a few things and PAS-2 is what I have as well, same dull finish. Too late to edit, I later saw the Stereo 70, which usually needs a replacement/upgrade pc board for 12AX7 drivers, this looks like original what was using 7199s. Agreed, that is 5x too much $