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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
Has anyone mentioned Leslie yet? :lol:
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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
Originally Posted by Macca67
(Post 10048291)
Has anyone mentioned Leslie yet? :lol:
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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
I am very old fashioned yet totally functional. And virtuous. Not to mention fabulous.
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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
Condoms.
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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
Originally Posted by Bink
(Post 10048282)
I miss MD's. I used them to record my first songs. Happy Days. They were awesome. I still have a stack of them around but no functional player anymore.
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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
(Post 10048357)
Now you're making me feel really old.....MD's were newfangled technology for me. And fortunately I'm such a luddite/late adopter, they had disappeared before I got round to getting one!
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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
I currently have a Peavey Duel 212 that I bought to replace my Marshall VS100 that I had to sell before I moved over here. The guy I bought it from shipped it from Florida, but didn't take the valves out beforehand! Had to sell or give away all my other stuff (wireless mic stuff, stands etc). I did get to ship over my NAD amp and CD player and a nice pair of Mission M71s.
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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
Originally Posted by Bob
(Post 10048271)
Had a NAD C something or other amp, that would blow you away, even cranked all the way to the top.
A pair of Tannoy R2's, best tower speakers I could afford, not as practical as B&W as a student, but they knew how to put out a lot of quality noise when they were powered by a decent amp. |
Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
Originally Posted by SultanOfSwing
(Post 10048397)
MiniDiscs are the dog's bollocks. I really wish they'd taken off better so there was some kind of computer interface though.
They didn't bother sell it in the West though as the MD never took off....such a shame. |
Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
Originally Posted by Brit3964
(Post 10048416)
One thing I regret was selling my old NAD 3240 amp and the fantastic Mission-Cyrus 780 bookshelf speakers before I left for the USA. Music played through a Phillips 373 player and a Micromega offboard DAC never sounded better. Anoraks of the world unite...preferably in a pub playing trivia quizzes (UE's nightmare) ;)
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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
25year old footie socks - Eeeww! My OH used to play footie for ManCity all those years ago and last week, after coming in from practice, he proudly took off a pair of rotten old socks proclaiming their (unsuccessful) heritage! :eek:
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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
Originally Posted by Uncle Ebenezer
(Post 10048338)
Condoms.
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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
Originally Posted by zargof
(Post 10048435)
You've been reusing the same one for years?
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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
I think I might still have my old Gillette that I've had since I was 15/16, but I've kept a beard since I was 20, so I haven't seen it in about 4 years.
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Re: Old-Fashioned Stuff That Still Functions
Originally Posted by helwardman
(Post 10048406)
I currently have a Peavey Duel 212 that I bought to replace my Marshall VS100 that I had to sell before I moved over here. The guy I bought it from shipped it from Florida, but didn't take the valves out beforehand! Had to sell or give away all my other stuff (wireless mic stuff, stands etc). I did get to ship over my NAD amp and CD player and a nice pair of Mission M71s.
I shipped over 5 guitars, a mixing desk, a combo amp, a guitar cabinet, an iMac, mics, effects boxes, cables and everything. I didn't ship the mic stands though for some dumb reason, I'm still not sure of the reason why. I'm really glad I did as I now actually have a whole guitar room to myself! :thumbsup: |
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