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Preston Epps Bongo Rock

Jan & Dean Baby Talk (1959)

Ivo Robic Morgen (1959)

Elvis Presley My Wish Came True (1959)

Bobby Rydell Kissin' Time (1959)

Fats Domino Whole Lotta Loving (1959)

The Clovers Love Potion #9 (1959)

The Falcons You're So Fine (1959)

Jackie Wilson That's Why (I Love You So) 1959

Frankie Ford Sea Cruise (1959)

Boston Hitch a Ride

My daily dose. The Rippingtons, Topaz (album)

Guy Mitchell Heartaches By The Number (1959)

Brook Benton Endlessly (1959)

Reg Owen Manhattan Spiritual (1959)

Kathy Linden Goodbye Jimmy Goodbye (1959)

Skip & Flip It Was I (1959)

Ricky Nelson Sweeter Than You (1959)

Frankie Avalon A Boy Without A Girl (1959)

Branford Marsalis Quartet and Dianne Reeves, Dedicated to You was released on September 18, 2026. "Branford Marsalis and Dianne Reeves revisit John Coltrane and Johnny Hartman with a deeply moving, contemporary jazz tribute that turns musical memory into something alive again." You can read the rest of the review here...

Tommy Dee Three Stars (1959)

Thank you for the help and welcome messages. The thread about the cd player was very informative. I ordered a package of 2 mm belts of various sizes. I have a A500x amplifier, a CT24 pre-amp tuner and the SD/A-360 player. I am in California.

The Coasters Along Came Jones (1959)

My daily dose. The Rippingtons, Black Diamond (album)

Pretty decent amp. Most are pretty pretty beat up. Strange enclosure. Huge heatsink which can make working on it challenging. The benefit of the heatsink is the ability to disconnect the fan for most home applications (provided it's not too enclosed in a rack). It has the ability to insert some type of signal processor directly in the front end. Resale value is poor, which is the case with most of the pro amps. I used to buy/fix these but the return was not there so I pass on them now. If I was buying a pro amp it would be the PM1.5.