r/VintageElectronics↗
The cyberpunk remnants of days gone by...
This subreddit is dedicated to the enjoyment of vintage electronic equipment of all types. Whether it's a 1920s homebrewed ham radio antenna or a 1990s pinball machine, it has a home right here. Anything outdated or obsolete is fair game!
17k subscribers124 posts / mo in Sep 2026102 authors / mosince 2014
r/VintageElectronics has 17k members (+260% over the last 12 months). It gets about 124 posts a month from 102 people. Top topics: Calculator Collectibles, Vintage Audio Equipment and TVs Past and Present.
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Topics and brands on r/VintageElectronics
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Calculator Collectibles1.7%
- Vintage Audio Equipment1.7%
- TVs Past and Present1.5%
- Cassette Player Repair1.5%
- Old Phones1.1%
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Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- Radiomuseum
- eBay
- Worldradiohistory
- W140
- ManualsLib
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