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"What goes around...comes around." - Classic Turntablist cliche'
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Activity Summary
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Reviews Written: 284
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Member Visits: 13,433
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Total Visits: 729,274
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About sam-pro
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I served in the USAF during the Vietnam War. When I was stationed at Eielson Air Force Base near Fairbanks, Alaska, I developed an interest for audio equipment and broadcasting. Since I always loved radio as a teenager and followed the local Pop charts very closely. I performed Top 40 and Progressive Rock shows on AFRN 1490 AM radio and have since moved on to acquiring a substantial interest in videography ever since I missed my eldest son scoring his first and only goal in soccer. However...I am now retired from both my regular duties and sports videography due to a rather unfortunate arm injury.
My first true audiophile stereo system consisted of a Dual 1218 turntable with Shure V15 Type II Improved phono cartridge, an AR amplifier, a Lafayette AM-FM stereo multiplex tuner, Koss Pro 4AA headphones and Bose 901 [SERIES I] speakers that I purchased in 1972. But right before this I owned some basic Pioneer speakers along with a Garrard SL-95b TT and Pioneer SX-990 receiver.
My very first stereo was a 5 watt per channel Caricon amplifier with separate magnetic phono preamp along with a converted Philco TT featuring a Shure M3D cartridge and two huge homemade cabinets that sported a duo-cone 8" Jensen speaker! I've owned many different systems since...some of which have been kept in the family by my many brothers and sisters! My dealings with hi-fi equipment have been strictly on a consumer and enthusiast level.
I am a passionate Vinyl LP enthusiast and am absolutely tickled pink at how it's making a huge comeback. Checkout my reviews on both the Stanton 400 V3 phono pickup that's creating a buzz and the "Miss Abrams & The Strawberry Point 4th Grade Class" 1972 LP that's the talk of the town and still melting hearts around the world! What goes around truly does come around...again!
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