it dose sound good
Jboogie2384 said:OMG you made me do a double take there!nz boom said:i have one and a half got one from the tip last year but had no speakers so i put some Technics speakers on it but i now have the real thing so im very happy
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that looks great!
What is a sally? 
Superduper said:Great find.
Every time I look at this model, I think I'm looking at a big GF-800.
Interesting that in such a large box, Technics couldn't find enough console space to stuff a dual LED meter in there instead of a mono meter?
I also didn't know that the HK-9000 was manufactured by Technics.
oldskool69 said:Superduper said:Great find.
Every time I look at this model, I think I'm looking at a big GF-800.
Interesting that in such a large box, Technics couldn't find enough console space to stuff a dual LED meter in there instead of a mono meter?
I also didn't know that the HK-9000 was manufactured by Technics.
The HK is a Sharp. I had one. It actually looks better with the Technics speakers attached to it than the originals and would bet probably sound better too. I compared it and my WF-939z and thought the 939 sounded waaaayyyy better. Don't get me wrong, it ain't bad sounding but has a PA-ish sort of sound to it. Maybe it's in the circuitry...
Regardless, it's a great score and I would have another in a heartbeat!
The sallys is a charity shop. It's short for salvation army. I got a 777 from them a couple ofyears backSuperduper said:Great find.
Every time I look at this model, I think I'm looking at a big GF-800.
Interesting that in such a large box, Technics couldn't find enough console space to stuff a dual LED meter in there instead of a mono meter?
I also didn't know that the HK-9000 was manufactured by Technics.
Superduper said:oldskool69 said:Superduper said:Great find.
Every time I look at this model, I think I'm looking at a big GF-800.
Interesting that in such a large box, Technics couldn't find enough console space to stuff a dual LED meter in there instead of a mono meter?
I also didn't know that the HK-9000 was manufactured by Technics.
The HK is a Sharp. I had one. It actually looks better with the Technics speakers attached to it than the originals and would bet probably sound better too. I compared it and my WF-939z and thought the 939 sounded waaaayyyy better. Don't get me wrong, it ain't bad sounding but has a PA-ish sort of sound to it. Maybe it's in the circuitry...
Regardless, it's a great score and I would have another in a heartbeat!
The one NZboom has pictured says Technics on the upper left corner (where the Sharp should be) and the speaker bad says HK9000 where the Sharp one says Sharp.
oldskool69 said:........I gotcha. It actually says "Technica".
The HK's were also sold under a number of "variants" either as a clone or with the same look and lesser parts.
Superduper said:Great find.
Every time I look at this model, I think I'm looking at a big GF-800.
Interesting that in such a large box, Technics couldn't find enough console space to stuff a dual LED meter in there instead of a mono meter?
I also didn't know that the HK-9000 was manufactured by Technics.
Superduper said:Great find.
Every time I look at this model, I think I'm looking at a big GF-800.
Interesting that in such a large box, Technics couldn't find enough console space to stuff a dual LED meter in there instead of a mono meter?
I also didn't know that the HK-9000 was manufactured by Technics.
