With all the upgraditis that goes on with this obsession, er, hobby of ours, it would be interesting to see what the oldest piece of gear is that's still actively used in your home theaters. Also, are you planning to upgrade it soon, and why or why not?
For me, it's my trusty Pioneer CLD-S201 laserdisc player. It's almost 9 years old and still going strong. Well, the front panel display has gotten dim, but it still plays them silver platters real dern good! :B Just watched The Empire Strikes Back, THX last weekend on it. Yummy!
I'm not currently planning on upgrading it, since it works fine for me, and I don't watch a lot of LDs these days anyway. Of course, if a great deal pops up I might pick up a spare, since LD players are getting harder to find, or if it breaks down I'll get another one. Or I could pick up another 201 on ebay for parts.
2nd oldest pieces are my speakers, but I've had them less than 3 years.
So, what relics lurk in your home theaters?
KJP
Official Computer Geek and Techno-Wiz Guru of HTGuide - Visit Tower of Power
My HT Site
For me, it's my trusty Pioneer CLD-S201 laserdisc player. It's almost 9 years old and still going strong. Well, the front panel display has gotten dim, but it still plays them silver platters real dern good! :B Just watched The Empire Strikes Back, THX last weekend on it. Yummy!
I'm not currently planning on upgrading it, since it works fine for me, and I don't watch a lot of LDs these days anyway. Of course, if a great deal pops up I might pick up a spare, since LD players are getting harder to find, or if it breaks down I'll get another one. Or I could pick up another 201 on ebay for parts.
2nd oldest pieces are my speakers, but I've had them less than 3 years.
So, what relics lurk in your home theaters?
KJP
Official Computer Geek and Techno-Wiz Guru of HTGuide - Visit Tower of Power
My HT Site






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