How vintage gear saved the 4th of July

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Classic gear from yesteryear; vintage audio standing the test of time.

Every year we have a BBQ/pot luck and dance with a live band at a private campground, for about 150 people. This year for some reason it was announced there was to be no band. I offered some equipment to provide a live old fashioned DJ (3 DJ's over 6 hours) night. I have been curious to see how my recently refoamed Cerwin Vega 217r's would sound with some volume...
What a blast! I powered the speakers with my newly acquired sansui 7700 amp. and the sound was spectacular...no distortion at some pretty high volume levels. we ran CD's and mp3 and 4's, and I used my sony STR 7065 with a mic input for the PA / DJ talk.We started with jazz for dinner music, lots of rock and roll, and a teens playlist I couldn't quite describe, resulting in dancing 'til midnite!.
"When the demon is at your door, in the mornin' it won't be there no more"
Steely Dan

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Topic - How vintage gear saved the 4th of July - sanman 11:51:50 07/8/10 (4)

great stuff and nice pic - docw 14:52:14 07/8/10 (0)

RE: How vintage gear saved the 4th of July - martinj@yahoo.com 13:59:32 07/8/10 (0)

I did the same thing with my 7700 - Prisoners 13:53:37 07/8/10 (0)

RE: How vintage gear saved the 4th of July - IEaudiodude 12:11:49 07/8/10 (0)

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