There are several sources for buying used car audio equipment. The best place to start is among friends and acquaintances. Another good place to start is with your local classifieds.

When buying vintage audio equipment more than 20 or 25 years old, there's a good chance the product will require service or refurbishment.

A 1970s hi-fi system can improve the sound of your music and the look of your home. As the saying goes, "They don't make ’em like they used to." ...

After reading the first installments of my column, I’m sure it’s become obvious that I have a penchant for used and vintage audio. With the exception of a new phono cartridge that I recently added ...

The store's owner, Steve Rowell, claims he has more test gear than most factory authorized service centers. What's more, Audio Classics has a two-part grading system for the used gear it sells ...

If you are buying used equipment from a private seller, make sure the UCC search is conducted, and if you have to, do it yourself. Also, insist on a full paper trail, with bills of sale and the ...