After decades of saying they would never re-release their music The KLF have embraced Youtube [MEDIA] "This is what KLF is about" p.s. Love the...
I have always found that Google works far better than the forum's internal search.
Probably an AKA of another machine. For all we know Trident might have been a well known brand in Singapore. I would be surprised if you have...
Yes I have heard of that happening, funnily enough with a colleagues Led Zeppelin CD. However that was about thirty years ago. A different...
That shows where some of the AKAs come from. Fair-Mate is a brand I only recognise from Radio Scanners. Typing their name into Google it...
Yes they are still in Business and have shipped various Arcade replicas. I know LGR on Youtube has bought some. [MEDIA] While they made some...
There is actually a third category which Ferguson fell into, which was when an established manufacturer suddenly wanted to cash in on the booming...
The AKA thread seems to be on the old forum http://www.stereo2go.com/topic/index.php?content_oid=450115248648311787&board_oid=193392314111653326...
A bit surprising that Aiwa made that. Sharp, Toshiba, Yamaha, and Sony, all made 8 bit computers where cassette was the usual form of data...
I think the best thing to do is to put it to one side and maybe buy and practice on a few machines yourself before going back to it. The problem...
All these Digital Formats, including MiniDisc date back to the days when a decent size memory card cost $100 or more. For a non working unit that...
Here is a rather short demo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXo3_wmqtEQ Techmoan questions why Sony made the format stereo with Bass Boost etc...
That could have been due to the infamous "loudness war" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudness_war The irony was that in the 1980s Dire Straights...
I think the main point about mixtapes is that they allow you to act as "DJ" and for that performance to be recorded for posterity. Personally I...
A great collection, although you you can keep going. I will always associate 1970s Philips cassettes with this design (pictures taken from Ebay)...
The TV Band where FM should be is a Japanese oddity which wouldn't make any sense for a product sold outside of Japan. 88 to 108MHz FM is normal...
The nostalgia is strong with all those names. I am surprised Bentall's is still going. When John Lewis in Bristol moved to a new out of town...
Welcome. Back in the 1970s and 1980s when things like the Super Woofers were still on the drawing board I used to collect old valve (tube) radios....
I expect people will have heard of the Virgin brand, which nowadays is associated with Air and Rail travel, cable TV, and even space tourism. That...
Personally I have used the grease sold for use on Radio Control cars on the basis that it should be safe to use on plastics.
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