Hello From Tahlequah OK

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CraigSiR

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Hello From Tahlequah OK
« on: 20 Feb 2025, 08:26 pm »
I would like to introduce myself to the AudioCircle community.  I'm Craig, and I am a vinyl junkie, with a jones for JBL, ADS, NAD, OPPO and Yamaha gear. I have a few Pioneer pieces, Marantz 2325 and a Macintosh 1900 receivers.


 

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Re: Hello From Tahlequah OK
« Reply #1 on: 20 Feb 2025, 10:08 pm »
Welcome to AudioCircle

Phil A

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« Reply #2 on: 20 Feb 2025, 10:58 pm »
Welcome!

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Re: Hello From Tahlequah OK
« Reply #3 on: 20 Feb 2025, 11:15 pm »
Hi and welcome to AC CraigSir.

Very nice system, I remember your Yamaha turntable in the shops when they were new. Wonderful and built like a tank. I believe those Japanese turntables built just before and as CD was being introduced represent outstanding examples of design and manufacturing towards playing LPs. Is that a Denon on the right rack? What's your favorite ADS'? I still have my 500s, wanted 710s or 810s so badly back in the day. Back then the silk dome tweeters in ADS were the first examples of the type we still enjoy to this day to reach my part of HiFi land. They were a revelation in a land populated with 2" paper cone tweeters. That is great West German engineering in the Braun drivers used in ADS. The foam surrounds in my 500's woofers are a soft and intact as the day they were made 40+ years ago.

Michael Lundy who you will find over on the GR Research circle and I are fellow Oklahomans in Broken Arrow and Tulsa. Perhaps we can arrange a meetup and listening session once this weather clears. Or join us at the Texas HiFi shows, we will be exhibiting at SWAF in March and LSAF in May.

I.Greyhound Fan

Re: Hello From Tahlequah OK
« Reply #4 on: 21 Feb 2025, 01:29 am »
Hi and welcome.  Nice gear.  By the way, I went to college at OSU and Medical school in Tulsa.  I did a rural OB-GYN rotation and Internal Medicine rotation at the Tahlequah back in the 1980's.  I stayed at the Smith Motel as our school put us up there.  I met my wife in Tulsa.  I spent 11 years in OK.  I have fond memories from those times.  We live in MN now.  Go Pokes.

Larry

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Re: Hello From Tahlequah OK
« Reply #5 on: 21 Feb 2025, 02:13 am »
Welcome to AC  :thumb: