![In its day the Teac A-3340S was the machine for musicians recording at home or making demos. We hope the photo shoot didn't take too long...that thing is heavy! From Audio, July 1977.](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0672/2283/1394/files/teac-7-77-229x300.jpg)
In its day the Teac A-3340S was the machine for musicians recording at home or making demos. We hope the photo shoot didn't take too long...that thing is heavy! From Audio, July 1977.
![Groovy girl: digging the Radiola RA 1044 A, mid-1960s. C'est transistorisé!](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0672/2283/1394/files/radiola-230x300.jpg)
Digging the Radiola RA 1044 A, mid-1960s. C'est transistorisé!
![The first McIntosh preamplifier, the incredibly rare mono model AE2. it was sold from circa 1949/1950 - 1952 and was made in Silver Spring, Maryland. From the Audio Classics collection.](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0672/2283/1394/files/Mc-silver-spring-2-300x179.jpeg)
The first McIntosh preamplifier, the incredibly rare mono model AE2. it was sold from circa 1949/1950 - 1952 and was made in Silver Spring, Maryland. From the Audio Classics collection.
![We'd spend the money on the Mighty-9 though. Or convert the charging unit from the kit into a fuzz box.](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0672/2283/1394/files/lafayette-radiation-1-200x300.png)
We'd spend the money on the Mighty-9 though, or convert the charging unit from the kit into a fuzz box.
![Guess this 1962 RadioShack catalog didn't include any tips on speaker placement.](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0672/2283/1394/files/radioshack-catalog-1962-e1613152387908-201x300.jpg)
Guess this 1962 RadioShack catalog didn't include any tips on speaker placement.