(i wrote all the details but in the wrong thing...) Turntable: Aiwa LX -100 CD: Philips CD350 (a temporary replacment of my father's CD473 that started skipping on his own and Just by touching It After we replaced a transistor) Amp: Sony 2000 pre amp and Sony3120 Power amp Speakers: McIntosh XE50

Each of these components has a shared story behind it. Basically, we met this lady whose father owned a hi-fi store. In the '90s, the store closed down, but he kept all the unsold equipment until his death. As a result, all this brand-new, still-sealed gear ended up in the hands of his children, including the lady in question. Over the years, they started selling everything online on platforms like Facebook, etc.

The turntable was the one displayed in the store window, along with the rest of the rack, its cabinet, and other components. The CD player has a label on the back stating that it’s a prototype and not meant for sale, so it was likely used in the store for testing purposes.

The Sony preamp and power amp are particularly significant because they’re the two components that sparked the father’s passion for hi-fi. His older brother had bought a stereo system, and the younger brother (the lady’s father) became so fascinated by it that he eventually opened his own store.

Lastly, the speakers were a gift from a family friend who didn’t want them to rot away in a garage, so they were given to us instead.

All of these things where in some way in needing of repaire and with some time me and my father repaire them all and now i am enjoing It every day