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Oh, I'd like to have one of those. I'm envious.

A Philips record player from sometime in the '50s.

I have newer stuff too but they asked for old stuff...

1950s Philips record player. 1960s Scantic record player. Two 1969 Sennheiser HD 414. 1969 or 1970 Pioneer SX-990. Early 1970s DUAL 1214. 1970s WEGA (SONY) record player. 1981 Cerwin Vega A504R Danish build. nnnn Cerwin Vega xxxx (very unsure), black with black foam rings. Two 1981-1983 DUAL...

Yes, just take a screw and draw them out. This is a European standard that will stop children putting stuff into open connections.

https://hifi.dual.de/en/products/reference/primus-maximus/

When released it cost €10,000. The MC cartridge cost €2,000 alone. https://hifi.dual.de/en/products/reference/primus-maximus/

Well, as always the same problem. There are too few speaker outputs. What if I want back surround and six Dolby Atmos speakers, plus bi-amping and zone 2 and zone 3? I can't afford such an amp if there is one🤬Marantz 70S has the plugs for my use but too few watt. I have German Quadral+ speakers...

Bowie is pronounced as in bow and arrow. From Irish Ó Buadhaigh and Scottish Gaelic Mac 'Ille Bhuidh.

Yes, sorry, it was a brain-fart from me. Do you know that the headphone plugs on the 660S and others are the same as on the HD 414 from 1968 and maybe even earlier phones?

Well, you don't have any functioning 4.4 mm Pentaconn balanced. Didn't such a cable com with the headphones?

Sorry, but it wasn't me who moved this thread to this place.

Yes, but that audio is transmitted via Toslink which can't handle Atmos...😒

Do you mean that if I connect the HDMI eARC out from the tv to the HDMI eARC out on the AV receiver the video and audio will go both ways. That sounds a little too good if you don't mind me saying...

Do you mean that if I connect HDMI eARC out on the tv to HDMI eARC out on the AV receiver the video and sound goes both ways? That sounds a little too good if You don't mind me saying...