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Hi all, so over the weekend my trusty ka-70 started acting up. When playing, the left channel is very soft, you have to have the balance dial sitting at 9 o'clock for it to sound more or less balanced. It sound pretty much normal like this, there is no distortion i can hear but obviously...

So ive had this old Kenwood ka-70 for some time. Never had speakers for it. Quite tempted by the Wharfedale Diamond 210's however they are rated for a maximum of 75Watts and my amp has a minimum rms of 65Watts per channel at 8ohms. So question is will these be ok? Thanks

Was in Parys again and found this at the same place i got the supersonic from. This one is a National Panasonic RF-947Y made locally by barlows in 1968 In pretty good shape, everything is there and all original but unfortunately it does not work as well as it looks. The sound is heavily...

So was in prays a few months back and looking in the many antique shops for some vintage audio equipment and found this: Just says conquest supersonic on the front, could not find any model number only that it was made in Rhodesia around 1967 . It does still work at least, previous owner...

Recently i got myself some old kenwood bits, an amp, tuner and cassette deck. Have been doing some light restoration work, replacing dodgy components, cleaning..... Amp: Kenwood ka-70 from 1980 Tuner: kenwood kt 413 from 1979 Cassette deck: kenwood kx-400 also from 1979

I have a Pioneer PL-512 turntable lying about with a broken stylus. I would like to know where I could find a replacement cartridge , preferably in the Alberton(or Johannesburg, but am not so keen on going into the CBD) or Vereenigin areas If anybody could recommend a place it would be much...