Needs an upgrade:I was rocking one of these in the 70's. I'd go down the road on my skateboard with it cranked all the way up blaring The Scorpions. It sounded like crap and went through 4 D cell batteries in a day. Good times.
It was a good idea, too bad it didn't pan out though.Neil Young went on a crusade about the evils of digital music and how it's destroying the quality of music.
Neil Young’s Lonely Quest to Save Music (Published 2019)
He says low-quality streaming is hurting our songs and our brains. Is he right?www.nytimes.com
Only $800, plus $50/day in batteries, and you get dual cassette players?
Mid South here
PLUS 2 shortwave bands to listen to broadcasts from Zimbabwe, or somewhere else exotic.
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My dad had a shortwave receiver. I would listen to the odd warbling sounds in the higher frequencies, and imagine spaceships.After getting cocky, my province is seeing an uptick in cases. It's still well under control, but with a bunch of rich guys trying to bring in a bunch of other rich guys from all around the globe to play hockey, there is reason for concern imo.
@raratt we had a home stereo in the 70's [with a built in bar] that also had short wave. In those pre-internet days it was kind of cool to spin the dial some cold nights when signals came from around the globe. Usually it was in a language I didn't understand, but that just made it more exotic and interesting
I was rocking one of these in the 70's. I'd go down the road on my skateboard with it cranked all the way up blaring The Scorpions. It sounded like crap and went through 4 D cell batteries in a day. Good times.
I refuse to feel this old, so therefore you must be a mere child. ;-P
