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dashbdg · 1 year
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anthonyspage · 2 years
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I want to buy a cassette player, but everyone online says that new ones have the durability of wet toilet paper and that vintage is the way to go, but the good ones were discontinued 20 or 30 years ago so they're few and far between and the ones that still work are expensive as hell. We live in a time when you can't just buy a quality product anymore. They simply do not exist. Everything is designed to break and need replacing, planned obsolescence. I want physical media, I want tapes, I want CDs, I want DVDs, I want to own something and know I own it forever.
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intheblossomtree · 27 days
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fangomusic · 1 year
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Old Record Stores.
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coolthingsguyslike · 2 months
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kidcore-nostalgia · 7 months
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This is my (kinda new 😂) Walkman… And yes: this time I can really call it Walkman, cause this one actually is a Sony!
It‘s a WM 32 from somewhen 1986 and 89, so it‘s the most basic model by Sony, like no Radio, no Auto-Reverse or any other funny extras. But — that‘s still great: cause everything it doesn’t have…. can‘t break, and come on — it just looks great.
It also came with a belt-clip so I can actually wear it as part of my outfit, I’m literally so excited 🤣😁😁
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chasedbybuildings · 2 months
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Yamaha MT-100 4-track cassette recorder.
Bought one of these in 1989 and had lots of fun with it. Unfortunately it 'vanished' after being lent to a ska band in 1992.
**Update** I think I may have a tape somewhere of music I made and recorded on this. I'll perhaps digitize it if I can find it.
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legacysat · 3 months
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Nordmende Tape Recorder Titanette, 1965
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newyorkthegoldenage · 3 months
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Jerome Robbins choreographing in his living room, 1959.
Photo: Philippe Halsman via Bygone Broadway Instagram
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eightiesfan · 7 months
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machetelanding · 1 month
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gameraboy2 · 9 months
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The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes (1969)
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