Here's a console in an unusual Oriental style with what appears to be a Harman-Kardon component receiver, and a TT that can't be seen well enough to be ID'd.
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Can anyone ID the receiver? I'm thinking it may be an H-K , someone here may have one of these?
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Yep. Harmon Kardon electronics and a Garrard AT-6 changer. I wonder what the speaker components are?
It's a seven foot long monster! Nice condition.
It's a seven foot long monster! Nice condition.
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All I can say, I'm glad I do not have to move it.
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They might have trouble "moving it" on due to that unusual style!
By enlarging the pic I can now see the writing on it, TA-3000x. I had a similar looking (but w/o AM) H-K a few years ago, a decent 7408 PP receiver that was totally restored and worked very well (pic in my office) but was sold when I replaced it with an original Scott 382b SS receiver which I like even more.
By enlarging the pic I can now see the writing on it, TA-3000x. I had a similar looking (but w/o AM) H-K a few years ago, a decent 7408 PP receiver that was totally restored and worked very well (pic in my office) but was sold when I replaced it with an original Scott 382b SS receiver which I like even more.
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