I can think of the Denon DL-103 MC Cartridge. First manufactured in 1963? What else?

McIntosh 275's?

Of course. Klipschorn. 1946 until now

Edited October 21, 201411 yr by Dr Nick

Linn lp12 for ???

Wasnt the AR t/t made for a while?

Kondo / AudioNote Ongaku , it's varied over time

HD414s were around for quite a while

 

 

Edit, had an extra 'h' in there

Edited October 21, 201411 yr by Batty

Lowther Full Range speaker drivers have been produced since early 1950s

Fostex stuff.

Supravox drivers

Rega Planar 3 - In production from 1977 till 2000

Ortofon SPU Moving Coil Cartridge - In production from 1958 till present day

Human ears .................................

Decca Million Hair Brush was around for a long time.

 

Technics SL1200

Fender Telecaster

Clap sticks

If they bring out 6 different evolutions, is it the same product?

If they bring out 6 different evolutions, is it the same product?

No , Yes , No

:-)

Clap sticks

 

Is that where you caught it?

Clap sticks

Does it

some of the kimber cables have been around for ever

Bose 901's since 1968. Not a bad run.

Klipschorn is winning.

 

.....and, given that it started in 1946, we are unlikely to see anything that was continuously manufactured through WW II. OK, maybe American.

http://www.innerfidelity.com/content/canjam-rmaf-2014-beyerdynamic-t-51-i-and-dtx-350-p

Beyerdynamic DT-48 (1937-2013)

Clap sticks

 

 

Does it

 

Well it did to my great uncle Cliff, that's why he got sent home from the war

Bose 901's since 1968. Not a bad run.

 

I think the intention is for products that are actually sold on a regular basis. I have no figures, but I doubt the 901 has been sold in any real numbers for many years. It is kept on the books as a nod to the company's origins. I speak regularly to a Sydney Bose dealer and he has not sold any in many years. 

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the Quad ESL 57 (1957 to 1985).

 

Also does the LS3/5A count?  Built by several companies over the years, but still in production AFAIK.