My wife as diagnosed with terminal cancer. The system was my escape from the black pit of dispair we were in. When she passed, the system was a reminder of that time and I felt i needed to move it on so that I could move on with my life. I lke Naim and still do, but sadly the boxes carry too many memories for me. That is why I have returned to music with a Rega/Linn system and not an LP12/Naim one.
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Brad, I apologise for the thoughtlessness of my previous question. Nothing can replace the loss of a loved one but I do hope that the future now looks a bit brighter for you.
Regards
Vic
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There was of course the 3004 cassette deck, which was I imagine Tandberg’s answer to the Nakamichi 700 & 1000;
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Vic, not at all. Please don’t apologise. I found another wonderful woman and we will have been married for 5 years in July. I am in a
good place. Indeed I am typing this in the car park of the lighthouse at the Cape of Good Hope. We have just started a three week holiday in South Africa.
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What are you doing on here? Get off your phone and enjoy!!
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Tube Technology,…this I had a little while around 1995,it is not my in the picture.
My had more gold on screws etc.
It reminds a little about Harley Davidson motorcycles 
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/Peder🙂
Brad…I have unfortunately made the same “trip” as you.
My wife also went away in cancer,after that I did not use my music-system in five years.I totally lost interest.
This was 2005,…but as for you,…now life is brightening again.
/Peder🙂
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Innocent_Bystander,…
…or anybody else,…Have I misunderstood.??
Can you not put pictures in this thread,on things you had a long time ago.?
/Peder🙂
Peder, I think IB was responding to Yeti.
Richard,…Ok,Thanks…
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/Peder🙂
I’ll take another one at once,…this below is a speaker-system that I had a shorter period around 1980,if I remember correctly.
It is the French manufacturer 3A’s subwoofer-table with speakers.
3A Subwoofer-table with built-in amplifier.
3A speaker to 3A subwoofer-table.
I never got this to play as I wanted,my knowledge of system-installation was almost zero at the time.
So it was probably due to me,…not on this 3A-system,that it did not play well in my home.
/Peder🙂
Sorry Peder, yes, the pics ran so close together on my phone screen that I thought they were all yours. Indeed as Richard surmises my post related to @Yeti’s post just before yours.
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the reply was for mbl speakers i think, Peder.
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Yes, I’d meant to put this in the how it looks thread, any chance of moving it Richard?
Yeti, I’ve moved it for you.
Peder-
That is the type of equipment I expected to see more of. I haven’t even found any pictures of the very early vac amps but they were black and gold with nice tubes showing. I think it was vac pa 90/100
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Hi, very nice amp indeed. I did not own it unfortunately but at the time I had an excellent listening session at a dealer with the Unisis and a pair of Ruark Templar, very nice set up 
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It took me awhile to google (and also remember), but I don’t think the 3004 was around for long. The 3014 is/ was more familiar and was a " dragon killer" and at the end of tandberg life their was a 3034 Malaysian(?) built machine.
I saw this picture posted in a Naim-group on Facebook,…I thought I should show it here too.
Anyone here who remembers this bag/cloth-bag.?