The vintage stereo with the color organ built in was created by a good friend of mine in the early 70s he worked at capehart stereo corporation in Norwich ct, on the back of that it will say capehart built for Montgomery word, and a few others that we made stuff for, the capeharts all had that old capehart hum, till you touched the center spindle, we all worked there as early teens, like 13 years old and up, they didn’t check like today, they was just happy to get workers lol, I’ve seen them blow up in the line testing them in qc oops mushroom cloud lol, the good old days 😊
Hello Captain Sub; Thank you Lenny for this nisstalgic video. You are making regular people aware that cool stuff is still around. God Bless & be safe. TMP from N.J 👍.
Dude...as like The Turntable..Retro Addicts is.30 minutes from my house.Bought my Pioneer 727 reciever from him.His audio section is great...small but packed!
When I was starting to recreate my vintage system bought a few albums there. All were in great condition. The repair section was stacked floor to ceiling with gear to be fixed. When you walk in the front had an amazing selection of games, posters, and other collectibles.
Very nice, what you call vintage my children grew up with, makes me ancient I guess but you flipped through a few albums, I saw a couple I would love to have. Love these search’s you doing, hope you head to other states.
I wish I would have hunted a bit more in this video and showed what I would have bought etc. I have some ideas like that for future videos. Glad you enjoyed it!
My brother had a similar stereo with the built-in lights at the bottom sometime in the early '80s. The only thing I remember besides the lights was the 8-track recorder that it had. I wish he knew the make and model but he didn't remember. Good video. Thanks for sharing.
in 1984 i ofered my son all there was from star wars he almost got crazy ,this, i think when the return of the Jedi was released, but i also liked it too, even today the millenium falcon i find it a litle big ,imagine the size of bigger batle stations
Hey there Lenny. Still subscribed. You know I'm through with you right. Last time you took me on your Pennsylvanian Adventure to "The Turntable Store" I ended up buying that huge set of $3,000 Dunlavy SC-IV Speakers you briefly showcased. I love them by the way. They're here in my office with me now. So far I love everything you've shared BUT haven't pulled my wallet out yet. I remember when that Montgomery Wards all in one was new. My brother and I saw it at the Main Montgomery Wards Warehouse on Monroe Street in South Baltimore. Because of YOU Lenny I have nothing but Pioneer HPM-100's and my two Dunlavy SC IV's. I can't thank you enough for fixin up this Wolf with awesome speakers! THANKS BRO! 100% LOVE!
You got something from Turntable Lab! That’s awesome, I’m so glad support is being shown to these stores! I’m on a mission and it’s only just beginning! Glad to still have you buddy!!
a good looking system ,never had seen one of those, refering to the first showed with lights and everything ,it looks like the box from a Arcade game with all installed there
Hey Lenny'... Just Audio is Gonna Miss You... Retro Addicts seriously looks like a place to shop....not to mention the other places...and I'd say Lenny put together a Tour Guide to Retro Addicts...
@@LennyFlorentine but Lenny my bad I meant Tour Guide Map... And as for Tour Guides well few do the Do I would think on Retro Stereo / Memorabilia... Nor Do they Have your Thousand Dollar Smile...
@@LennyFlorentine Hi Lenny ... I've been meaning to comment from this account. Love you're videos!! Keep it up!! Looking forward to you checking out our place! 🙂
Vintage equipment so really cool, but ithas gotten ridiculously expensive. It is awesome, you finding all these outlets though. It would be a cool weekend adventure.
Lenny, thank you so much for showing this awesome store!❤ That's the kind of store I could spend all day in, if it was air conditioned.. Since I can't handle the heat ..lol
i notice there records from the descendents ,i´m the only person in Portugal that i know of ,having descendents Lp´s this because when i had a radio station they send me from the label a LP that had a song called "Wendy" and when i played it in party´s everybody liked them but almost no one knows this band
Radio Amateur, Amateur Radio, HAM Radio. Likely a Magazine for that hobby. Two way radio that started back when two way radio started. In the US HAM radio was assigned specific sets of frequencies to use. It is a hobby many still use. It is the big brother to CB Radio. And I will get hate mail for saying that.
@@richardmacphee2367 You had 10 meters why did you need 11? 🙂 I was KPK0541, had a D104 w/ Demco Power Modulator, Knightkit CB, a few extra watts... 22'x24' Mosely 5 element beam and DXed all 50 from the midwest. t had a 1st Class FCC and ran TV transmitters as well.
The vintage stereo with the color organ built in was created by a good friend of mine in the early 70s he worked at capehart stereo corporation in Norwich ct, on the back of that it will say capehart built for Montgomery word, and a few others that we made stuff for, the capeharts all had that old capehart hum, till you touched the center spindle, we all worked there as early teens, like 13 years old and up, they didn’t check like today, they was just happy to get workers lol, I’ve seen them blow up in the line testing them in qc oops mushroom cloud lol, the good old days 😊
Richard thanks so much for sharing that! I love hearing things like this, ads so much story to it!!
Hello Captain Sub; Thank you Lenny for this nisstalgic video. You are making regular people aware that cool stuff is still around. God Bless & be safe. TMP from N.J 👍.
Thank you! More fun ones coming, glad you enjoyed!
As a York native, I shop at these stores quite often. They're both very awesome!
Dude...as like The Turntable..Retro Addicts is.30 minutes from my house.Bought my Pioneer 727 reciever from him.His audio section is great...small but packed!
Yeah! It was loaded, hopefully I will get to see it again soon!
When I was starting to recreate my vintage system bought a few albums there. All were in great condition. The repair section was stacked floor to ceiling with gear to be fixed. When you walk in the front had an amazing selection of games, posters, and other collectibles.
Very nice, what you call vintage my children grew up with, makes me ancient I guess but you flipped through a few albums, I saw a couple I would love to have. Love these search’s you doing, hope you head to other states.
I wish I would have hunted a bit more in this video and showed what I would have bought etc. I have some ideas like that for future videos. Glad you enjoyed it!
@@LennyFlorentine, can you mention if they do on line sales, shipping etc.
Ministry, Jesus Built my Hod Rod. It's a love affair, Jesus and my hot rod, mostly Jesus. LOL Great song.
Not fair,some have all the Fun. Excellent share thx for taking us with you.
Glad you enjoyed! More like this to come!
My brother had a similar stereo with the built-in lights at the bottom sometime in the early '80s. The only thing I remember besides the lights was the 8-track recorder that it had. I wish he knew the make and model but he didn't remember. Good video. Thanks for sharing.
in 1984 i ofered my son all there was from star wars he almost got crazy ,this, i think when the return of the Jedi was released, but i also liked it too, even today the millenium falcon i find it a litle big ,imagine the size of bigger batle stations
Wow!!
No way! You were at Retro Addicts!!
Hey there Lenny. Still subscribed. You know I'm through with you right. Last time you took me on your Pennsylvanian Adventure to "The Turntable Store" I ended up buying that huge set of $3,000 Dunlavy SC-IV Speakers you briefly showcased. I love them by the way. They're here in my office with me now. So far I love everything you've shared BUT haven't pulled my wallet out yet. I remember when that Montgomery Wards all in one was new. My brother and I saw it at the Main Montgomery Wards Warehouse on Monroe Street in South Baltimore. Because of YOU Lenny I have nothing but Pioneer HPM-100's and my two Dunlavy SC IV's. I can't thank you enough for fixin up this Wolf with awesome speakers! THANKS BRO! 100% LOVE!
You got something from Turntable Lab! That’s awesome, I’m so glad support is being shown to these stores! I’m on a mission and it’s only just beginning! Glad to still have you buddy!!
Definitely gonna be a fun one
They were so cool!
a good looking system ,never had seen one of those, refering to the first showed with lights and everything ,it looks like the box from a Arcade game with all installed there
Good ol Color organ, I built one of those in Jr. High school Electronic Shop class 1974.
Hey Lenny'... Just Audio is Gonna Miss You... Retro Addicts seriously looks like a place to shop....not to mention the other places...and I'd say Lenny put together a Tour Guide to Retro Addicts...
Lots of tour guides coming!
@@LennyFlorentine but Lenny my bad I meant Tour Guide Map... And as for Tour Guides well few do the Do I would think on Retro Stereo / Memorabilia... Nor Do they Have your Thousand Dollar Smile...
@@RedSinter oh yeah forgot to put it in the description of this one
The HiFi Quest · Lenny
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Wow... I'm only a 3rd of the way through the video and this is AWESOME!!! ... TBC ...
Thank you!
@@LennyFlorentine Hi Lenny ... I've been meaning to comment from this account. Love you're videos!! Keep it up!! Looking forward to you checking out our place! 🙂
Vintage equipment so really cool, but ithas gotten ridiculously expensive. It is awesome, you finding all these outlets though. It would be a cool weekend adventure.
Awesome stuff! I really dig this channel. Thank you.
Awesome! Glad you are enjoying the adventures!
At American Daydreams, the big black Zenith radio brought back memories. My dad had that exact model.
Nice! Thanks for sharing!
Lenny, thank you so much for showing this awesome store!❤
That's the kind of store I could spend all day in, if it was air conditioned.. Since I can't handle the heat ..lol
It was hot in there but it was also 100 degrees out, glad you enjoyed this!
1:55 They have the boxed set of Prisoner Cell Block H!!! I loved that show in the 80's! The inspiration of Orange Is the New Black but way better!
Very cool !!
402 Vinyl in Bellevue, NE has a ton of vintage stereo equipment, used and new vinyl, posters, neon lights, you name it.
Thanks for the suggestion! Will be up that way soon!
please make more videos like this one!
Vintage vinyl candy store and not that far from Baltimore. Feels like a day trip coming.
I can’t wait to go back! Let me know when you wanna go!
Enjoyed that.
Thank you!! I have some idea already to make it better too.
i notice there records from the descendents ,i´m the only person in Portugal that i know of ,having descendents Lp´s this because when i had a radio station they send me from the label a LP that had a song called "Wendy" and when i played it in party´s everybody liked them but almost no one knows this band
I would LOVE to have a store like that here in Lexington,Kentucky
We will see what I can find out there, if I can venture off the bourbon trail 🤣🤣
Sometimes it about all the other cool stuff!! You might be stuck in Pa. for a while! Nice job Lenny!
You got that right! Thank you
Class 😊
I can say I own the Zeppelin reels in addition to Houses of the holy on reel.
Radio Amateur, Amateur Radio, HAM Radio. Likely a Magazine for that hobby. Two way radio that started back when two way radio started. In the US HAM radio was assigned specific sets of frequencies to use. It is a hobby many still use. It is the big brother to CB Radio. And I will get hate mail for saying that.
Ham radio lost the CB band cause we didn’t use it enough, this is N1CW
@@richardmacphee2367 You had 10 meters why did you need 11? 🙂 I was KPK0541, had a D104 w/ Demco Power Modulator, Knightkit CB, a few extra watts... 22'x24' Mosely 5 element beam and DXed all 50 from the midwest. t had a 1st Class FCC and ran TV transmitters as well.
I knew people who owned this back in the day!
I rarely see vintage audio at antique stores and I have been to too many to count.
It reminds me of all the hidden gems along route 66
My dream trip haha
Steve winwood
It's likely Morse/Electrophonic built
I wanna go there, but I live in London !
I wanna come to London!
Pennsylvania so hot right now
Triple digits!
So--- You’re saying you got your plumbing checked out in a cornfield ?? 😝
🤣🤣
Help! Sansui spx11000 or a pair of cerwin vega D9s, same price. What do you thinks better deal, both 750
Can you look for in chicago/chicagoland? Thanks
Nice Video, when you get Closer to Indiana????
I’ll be in Ohio in a few weeks 🤷🏻
You can hide the mic inside your beard. 👍🏻🤘🏻🤟🏻
Are you opening a new shop?
For now it’s online only at AllEliteAudio.com, more announcements on it coming soon in the videos!
@@LennyFlorentinewhat happened to your Just Audio store & channel? , why are you not there anymore?