u/Comprehensive-Bass56

Curious what the group says. Sounds pretty good for the money: 4 10-inch subs, 2 8-inch, and 4 6.5-inch

Plexiglass engraved and cut with a CNC. Held in with a heavy adhesive. all aluminum quick-disconnect switches purchased from Temu. Refused to pay USD 30 per switch. Much cleaner, as my electronics were on the dash. Also, a new motor refit. Suzuki 300hp. Gave her a new life.

I had no idea what is was, but found out Sony wanted to compete with Macintosh tubes. My vintage repair guy cleaned and lubed. He said he had never seen one and was amazed. Also, the factory wood case with the owner's manual is a treat. I am a Pioneer guy, but this rivals it at 40 pounds and sounds incredible. Definitely a learning moment about Sony

Lennon was a huge fan of these https://hifihalloffame.com/celebrity-systems/john-lennon/

Having 2 receivers in the same room and limited space for 4 speakers, this Pyle PSLS6 six-zone two-amplifier input solved a huge issue.. I can now easily change receivers and speakers, even using both at the same time for different speakers. I am not a Pyle fan, but this unit is solid, weighs about 10 pounds, and is well-built. The Volume knobs feel a bit cheesy, but they work great.

I am no fan of Pyle but I just received this six zone two amplifier inputs and it solved a huge problem. I bought it as an open box for $68 I'm able to easily listen to 4 speakers on either receiver. I also picked up a very inexpensive RCA splitter which allows me to use up to four pieces of audio equipment between the two receivers. For example, my turntable can work on either or and I think it was about $13. This is a very cool set up and the sound is amazing.

I paid $300 for the Marants in 1998 and $200 for the Pioneer. Work of art