100% agreed. Finding one box for £15 at a car boot, or searching three years on ebay for a particular 1970s cassette recorder is much more fun. I...
Somehow I doubt it. However, whoever inherits your collection might do it. :ohmy Where I live on the South coast has one of the highest...
If you Google it there are a few articles and videos
From the same person selling all the boomboxes. I guess they must be doing a house clearance or something similar....
While browsing for Sharp VZs I just spotted this auction...
The TV on the left reminds me of the Hummer, although I have seen Hummers, but never seen a TV in such a big case. Not even a friends 37" CRT !...
I had completely forgotten about that one which I probably saw advertised at the time in magazines like Practical Electronics. Having gone to the...
If it cost twice as much to make as a normal speaker, which is quite likely with those special supports, the "bean counters" would soon demand...
The thing that will kill MP3 players is the batteries and the lack of replacements. I had one where the battery swelled up so much it cracked the...
Welcome and thanks for posting the photo. There are a couple of members here who are very enthusiastic about the four speaker Sanyo minis.
Yes. looking at that Blaupunkt, Digital displays were the Siri or Alexa of their time.
I saw some programme once in which they said that marketing and design collude to make each new release look more extreme than the previous one....
I remember when square speakers were the latest and greatest thing back in the mid 1980s. One manufacturer does a succesful marketing campaign and...
while I wouldn't want one, and have bought full size spares for both our cars a space saver is far preferable to a compressor and can of junk...
I remember about 10 to 15 years ago when GF777zs were coming up for sale from China all the time for around £500 including shipping. I also...
I think you might be proved wrong when the PLaystation 5 launches. I have read a couple of times that gaming is bigger than the music and movie...
Those are from the Retromash Site http://retromash.com/argos/ His collection only goes up to 1999. Great for Boomboxes but less so for MiniDisc...
I think the 22 series is mains only which makes sense given the output power. The 10 series can be run from 12V.
After posting scans of all the CD "Discmen" from the 2002 Argos Catalogue I thought I the MiniDisc fans would like to see what was on offer for...
I have just watched this video about a very impressive computer collection her in the UK and thought other people who contributed to the thread...
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