The 1970's produced some of the best looking and highest quality audio/stereo components we have seen. Many live on today and they produce high quality analog sound than can be achieved via modern (and often more cheaply made) counterparts.
Sold for close to $1,000 in the 1970's this monster weighs in at well over 50 lbs. One of the very best from Kenwood it could rock the house!
Me and Chris Reece the founder of shoppersmap at his Pike restaurant in Long Beach's Retro Row.
All of our items have been cleaned, tested, restored and are functional. Fans, headphones, receivers, cameras and vintage items for all tastes.
Retro Stereo's mascot Retro Red - she rocks the vintage lifestyle gear and many a person has fallen in love with her!
The dealio is that we carry a wide range of audio, stereo, recorded materials included cassettes and 8_tracks, autographed photos, it is cool stuff and great for record collectors of all kinds!
We carry the full line of vintage Viewmaster products including: Viewmaster viewers, reels, projectors, carry cases, and related gear from the 1940s-1970s.
Shoppersmap guru Chris Reece of The Pike and Dr. Johnny Retro at one of our favorite vintage shops, The Vintage Collective on 4th, Long Beach.
Considered by many to the best of the 1970's, Marantz was known particularly for their receivers and integrated amplifiers. Cool styling and superior analaog sound.
This fully automatic turntable from Pioneer has become a classic and is highly sought after. Perhaps the best looking of the Pioneer line, this late 1970's rock solid unit continues to provide superior sound and reliable performance.
Grundig! Perhaps the king of radio consoles. Doubtful we will ever see this type of quality in home audio ever again.
What is it about aviator sunglasses? In style for the past 50 years in one form or another they have never been more popular. Look for glasses lens as a mark of quality.
Boomboxes, ghetto blasters...have made a comeback. Items such as the one in the picture sell in excess of $300 on Ebay. Rarity? Nostalgia? Portability? You tell me.
Pioneer, Marantz, Sony...The Japanese made some killer stereo headphones in the 1960s and 1970s. They simply sound better than what you are going to get today because they actually have speakers mounted inside. Heavier? yes but, so is the sound dude!