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Use this archive of RadioShack publications and videos to research RadioShack products, read RadioShack historical material, see the progression of electronics & computer technology, or just reminisce. What's unique about THIS site is that you will be able to view these old RadioShack and Tandy publications in a page-flipping format.

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15-1249A Archer Antenna/Cable Switch (Switches One TV Set Between Two Video SOurces with Mounting Hardware) 2300. Products from the RadioShack catalog were purchased by professionals, tech-savy consumers, and hobbyists. Tandy Corporation Tandy Radio Shack Archer 75-Ohm Coax High-Isolation A/B Switch Cat. Linaeum, an Oregon-based high-end speaker manufacturer, supplied the tweeter subassemblies, which were shipped to Malaysia and placed into the.

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These vintage catalogs contained a mix of hi-fidelity stereos, amplifiers, radios, phonographs, speakers, TVs, CBs, communication equipment, computers, electronic components, antennas, electronic test equipment, educational kits, toys, gadgets, tools, batteries, and more. Tandy Corporation produced the Realistic Optimus Pro LX5 speaker (Realistic was the speaker brand of that company, which sold in the US via Radio Shack stores, and in the UK exclusively via Tandy). RadioShack has been in business since 1921 (over 100 years) as a world retailer of innovative technology products and services including personal, mobile, and home technology. For 65 of those years, RadioShack had produced outstanding catalogs which included a wide range of products from leading national brands, to exclusive private brands like Tandy, Realistic, TRS-80, Micronta, Archer, Optimus, Clarinette, Nova, Patrolman, Enercell, and Science Fair. I simply love the sound that this Realistic STA-2500 receiver reproduces and I am stuck on what to do with it and far as repairing it or selling it. is primarily an archive of old RadioShack catalogs from 1939-2011.Ī brief history. The lower end modern receivers are built primarily for digital signal Home Entertainment A/V systems not for quality analog reproduction. Realistic MTA-12 12-693 Vintage Radio 19861990 Radio Shack Tandy Thumbnail. Radio Shack Realistic Supertape Type I Super High Fidelity XR-60 Extended Range Premium Ferric Blank Audio Cassette Cat. I mean I get it, now that I have had a little time to absorb what happened. I live for that kind of sound man! And I can't believe that a 1985 Receiver with leaky caps and a busted FM tuner can sound better than my newer $300 Yamaha receiver. But one of the most prized characteristics of sound reproduction that I covet that I can't seem to get with my Yamaha receiver is that airy, dimensional sound that makes you feel like you can walk up to and around the musical instruments being played back from a quality analog recording. I can't believe the solidness of the sound stage image and the stereo separation is really good. For this receiver the sound is absolutely great. So I have had a chance to compare very good audio equipment side by side. I have owned Mid to High-end Audio components before and worked at a Audio Specialty store years ago when affordable Mid to Hi-End audio was still good quality. But that hasnt kept it from being one of the most popular Realistic receivers on eBay.

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But what I have been using my receiver for is to amplify the sound from my PC via built in motherboard audio output. The 78s tuner wasnt quite as sensitive as 77A. I own vinyl records and have a decent turn table and cassette tape player to use for testing. I have been using a Yamaha RX-V383 surround sound receiver, a pair of Polk Audio T15 bookshelf speakers and a Polk Audio PSW108 Sub Woofer for my daily driver. After hooking it up for the first time I noticed that the left channel for the FM tuner was going in and out but all other source inputs sounded good. There was no obvious damage and it was really clean inside for how old it is. I took off the top cover when I got it home just to see inside if there was any obvious damage and to dust it out if need be. Found this receiver in a local thrift store for about $30 USD.