Solid State
Solid State
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 ZENITH STEREOPHONIC SOLID STATE RECORD PLAYER W DETACHABLE SPEAKERS 60s 70s  US $24.95
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 Vintage Onkyo Model T 4055 Solid State AM FM Stereo Tuner US $29.99
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 Vintage Sony Solid State AM FM stereo receiver tuner ST 5600 Japan wood grain US $19.99
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 Realistic Solid State Stereo Pre Amplifier 42 2930 in original Box US $15.99
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 Sony Solid State TC 366 Sony Vintage Solid State reel to reel recorder cover in US $79.99
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 vintage realistic solid state stereo receiver sta 36 US $45.00
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 Vintage Nobility AM Solid State Pocket Transistor Radio Model K 14 600 US $14.00
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 LLOYDS SOLID STATE MONAURAL CASSETTE RECORDER US $18.50
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 BH464 Vtg Muzak Solid State Amplifier Amp Model A 10 US $14.99
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 2 Dumont 7591 Tubes MATCHED PAIR US $37.02
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 2 RCA Smoked 6V6 GT Tubes TEST STRONG US $22.00
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 VINTAGE RCA SOLID STATE AM FM TABLE RADIO MODEL RZCADE IN JAPAN US $39.99
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 2 Mullard ECC83 Tubes 12AX7 TEST STRONG US $42.00
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 2 Mullard Hammond ECC83 Tubes 12AX7 MATCHED PAIR US $34.33
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 Vintage Sonnet Multi Band Solid State Radio AM FM Weather Band Receiver Working US $35.00
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 2 Fisher Amperex ECC83 Tubes 12AX7 MATCHED PAIR US $31.00
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 2 Fisher Telefunken ECC83 Tubes 12AX7 TEST STRONG US $35.01
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 2 Telefunken ECC83 Tubes 12AX7 TEST STRONG US $82.00
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 VINTAGE AIRCASTLE 8 TRACK TAPE PLAYER WITH AM RADIO SOLID STATE WORKS US $7.99
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 1 RCA Red Base 5691 6SL7 Tube NEW IN BOX US $51.99
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 Accuphase T 101 FM Stereo Tuner US $650.00
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 ALARON SOLID STATE PORTABLE AM RADIO US $9.95
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 Sony TC 350 Reel to Reel Tape Recorder EUC Works US $79.00
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 Akai M 9 Cross Field Reel to Reel Tape Player US $49.99
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 Vintage ZENITH SOLID STATE AM FM ALARM CLOCK RADIO MODEL K472W US $7.99
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 Sansui 5000a Solid State Stereo Receiver Tuner Amplifier Amp AM FM US $79.00
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 VINTAGE RIPCASTLE SOLID STATE 12 TRANSISTOR AM VHF RADIO US $4.99
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 VINTAGE MAGNAVOX SOLID STATE AM FM RADIO MODEL FM 15 US $6.99
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 Vintage Petrasonic Solid State Transistor Multi Band Radio Hong Kong US $24.00
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 Vintage Panasonic Reel to Reel Recorder US $20.00
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 VINTAGE SONY SOLID STATE TR 8060 WORK USED 1973 US $33.00 |
 Vintage Solid State Cariole Cassette Recorder Player W Case Model 19545 US $19.99
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 Harmon Kardon Vacuum Tube Integrated Amplifier Receiver for rebuild or parts US $99.00
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 Vintage Realistic STA 850 solid state receiverWORKS USED50 WPC US $.99
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 Vintage Solid State Zenith Radio US $15.00
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 EMERSON SOLID STATE VINTAGE RADIO US $14.99
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 Kenwood Solid State AM FM Stereo Receiver KR 5400 US $50.00
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 Raymer Solid State 100 Watts amp model 810 100A US $49.00
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 Vintage Midland International Solid State AM FM Police Portable Radio Neat US $.99
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 ELECTROPHONIC SOLID STATE 8 TRACK PLAYER US $14.99
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 Replacement Solid State Rectifier 1N2634 US $9.98
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 GE General Electric Solid State Clock Radio Vintage Model C1478D US $9.95
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 Tube AMP Power Transformer Supply 360 Ohm Choke Solid State Rectifier 5Y3 5U4 US $26.00
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 General electric faux bois wood grain 285c nutmeg solid state radio vintage US $16.99
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 VINTAGE PHASE LINEAR 400 SOLID STATE TUBE AMP LABRATORY STANDARD AMPLIFIER US $150.00
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 VINTAGE SONY REEL TO REEL SOLID STATE SONY MATIC TAPE RECORDER VERY NICE US $15.00
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 McIntosh C 26 Solid State Stereo PreAmplifier US $366.00
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 Vintage ZENITH CLOCK RADIO Eames Era Atomic Era RETRO Solid State B 266W WORKS US $9.99
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 DavidyeeAudio Handmade Solid state Stereo power amp very nice heavy duty power US $12.50
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 Vintage Gemini Solid State Audio Tape Recorder Player 3 Reels US $12.99
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 vintage Realistic SA 10 Solid State Stereo Amplifier Perfect and Mint US $24.47
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 Vintage SEARS Solid State AM FM Stereo 8 EIGHT TRACK PLAYER Portable Radio WORKS US $35.74
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 Vintage Sears Solid State AM Radio Phonograph Record Player US $34.95
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 Harman Kardon 330A AM FM Stereo Solid State Receiver Dealer Brochure Specs US $12.99
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 MCINTOSH SPEAKERS XR1051 OWNERS MANUAL UNUSED PRISTINE FLAWLESS 2 OF 2 US $18.00
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 Realistic Solid State Stereo Pre Amplifier Vintage 42 2101A Radio Shack US $3.99
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 IC RELAY SEMICONDUCTOR Catalogs and CROSS REFERENCES Great for hobbiest US $22.00
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 McIntosh C28 MR75 pair NEW in inner box US $4,008.88
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 VTG Tape Recorder Cassette Deck Player Tony Sonic Japan Microphone AS IS US $9.99
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 HH Scott Scotsman Stereomaster 342 Wide Band FM Receiver US $125.00
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 DELPHI VIII ALARM QUARTZ CALCULATOR WATCH working good battery original era old US $3.98
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 Sears AM FM home stereo receiver US $150.00
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 vintage ge solid state trimeline 500 record player US $50.00
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 H H SCOTT LT 112 TUNER US $100.00
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 150 watt Realistic PA amp amplifier MPA 50 US $48.93
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 Heathkit Model IG 28 Color Bar and Dot Generator Circa 1969 US $135.00
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 Vintage Radio LotZenithSonyHighwavePanasonicGETransoceanicportable radio US $53.00
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 Vintage Zenith Radio US $4.99
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 National Electronics SSR 10 S 575A 872A Rectifier US $95.00
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 Kenwood KA 3500 Vintage Silver Face Integrated Amplifier Late 70s Cleaned Test US $160.00
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Should You Replace Your Hard Drive With A Solid State Drive?
It's a well-known fact that modern computers run at blazing speeds compared to those of just a few years ago. After all, multiple-core processors, vast amounts of RAM and super-fast video cards are now the norm. But there is one critical component in every PC that prevents it from running at peak performance: the hard disk drive.
Simply put, hard drives haven't kept up with other computer components in regards to speed. Sure, storage capacities have skyrocketed in recent years, but the fastest drives on the planet are still agonizingly slow when compared to all the other parts inside a computer's case. But now we have solid state drives (SSD's), devices that combine the amazing speed of memory chips with the long-term storage capabilities of hard drives.
Since SSD's have no moving parts, they operate at speeds approaching those of the speedy RAM chips that computers have been using for years. And since there are no platters to "spin up" when the drives are powered on, the information stored on SSD's is available in a flash (pun intended).
The biggest drawback to replacing hard drives with SSD's has always been their high costs per gigabyte of storage when compared with those of traditional hard drives. For example, an SSD with 256 GB of storage might typically cost several times the cost of a 1 TB hard drive. In terms of dollars and cents, the choice was an easy one to make for most consumers.
But now that cost per gigabyte disparity is slowly getting smaller, and it's quite likely that traditional hard disk drives will soon go the way of the floppy drive. If you're one of the many computer users who feel a constant need for speed, there are a number of high capacity solids state drives now on the market that are surprisingly affordable. No, you won't find a 1 TB SSD for $100, but you just might be surprised to discover what you can get for just a little bit more.
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Rick Rouse is the editor of NewTechSpotlight.com, a blog dedicated to bringing you the latest news and views about all things tech. Visit him at http://www.NewTechSpotlight.com.