Does anyone have season one? I'm looking specifically for episode 23 of season 1. The episode is "The Strip Strangler". I noticed during the scene where Grissom is at home he adjusts the eq on his stereo system. I see what looks to be McIntosh and some silver gear. Does anyone know what kind of gear is in the audio rack? Maybe someone can take a "snapshot" from the dvd or vhs and post a photo of the rack for others to see. It appears that he may be an audiophile, at least on the show, and I'm curious as to what gear is in that system.

Thanks,
Paul

The DVD/CD player is a JVC light champagne 3-tray changer.

I had the exact same one, and gave it to a friend recently. I don't recall the exact model number.

The standalone CD player is either a Bang and Olufson flat-wall mount unit, or a cheap clone from either Sharper Image or possibly a knock-off unit by a lower pricepoint brand sold at stores like K-mart or Target.

Amplification is indeed McIntosh.

I'm unsure of the rest of it.

I actually posted about this same episode 3 or 4 (or more) months ago, and at the time still had the DVD changer. That thread had the model number in it, if you're interested in searching for it.

Thanks thedelihaus.:thmbsp: Glad to hear I'm not the only person interested in that rack of gear. It all looks pretty interesting and pricey. That's a great start. Let's see if anyone else knows any of the other gear.

Paul

Good eyes, guys!!

While you're at it, any idea which model JBL's are always in the background when the kids from "That 70's Show" are down in the basement?

Sorry. Think I watched that show twice maybe. :scratch2:

Good eyes, guys!!

While you're at it, any idea which model JBL's are always in the background when the kids from "That 70's Show" are down in the basement?

There's also an old thread about THAT buried around here somewhere - hit the search, you might find your answer... :music:

I thought the answer to the 70's show speakers were, if white coned, either JBL L100s or HPM100s (I'd wager the former), and if not white coned, one of the Realistic Mach models, One or Two.