I came across this Fisher MC-723 model... does anyone know anything about it? I think it's from the mid-80s, but I'd like to know more so I can restore it. It was left abandoned for about 10 or 11 years in a house that was still under construction (in the rough-build stage).
I'm planning a major upgrade for my audio setup. Although I'm not getting a new turntable, I'm going to upgrade the phono preamp and the amplifier. Most importantly, I want to replace the pre-installed Audio-Technica AT-3600L cartridge with either an AT-VM95E or an Ortofon Omega 1E, but I'm still not quite sure. Which one do you recommend, or what other options do I have?
What we have here is a reissue of the third studio album by the Mexican band Los Dug Dug's, titled "Cambia, Cambia" from 1975... this is a more commercial album, unlike the acid and progressive sound of their first two albums.
Official recording of Creedence's concert at the Royal Albert Hall in April 1970
This is my CD collection. I've been collecting them for five years now, since the pandemic. As you can see, almost everything is Spanish rock. I have CDs from Mexican bands like Caifanes and La Maldita Vecindad, some things from my favorite Argentinian band, Soda Stereo, and their vocalist, Gustavo Cerati, and an album from a Spanish synthpop band... Mecano.
This is the second album by the band "La revolucion de Emiliano Zapata" and their last psych album. I have it on CD because it's ridiculously expensive on vinyl. It's a 2009 reissue, and the original album is from 1972.
This song is "Veneno en la piel" by the Spanish band Radio Futura...it belongs to the album of the same name "Veneno en la piel" from 1990