Holy vintage gear, Batman!

[warrior05]

uh... found .28 cents and some lint in the back of my couch. i am on my way!

 

[Audiofiler]

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Originally Posted by aaroncort I really wish Binuaral recording heads were more popular so people could record that great equipment and be able to reproduce it fairly well on headphones.

I echo aaron's post, most definately

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Originally Posted by Jahn I could eat offa that thing.

I could cut steak off of that disc!

 

[Electro Point]

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Originally Posted by Jahn Yeah, that vinyl (or is it lacquer?) is so clean and dark, it wants to suck me into a black hole of perfection...

How big is that thing? Like 15 inches? I could use that as a plate for my food.

 

[LFF]

After seeing the collection - only one word comes to mind:


WOW.


Two words:

Holy Sh#t!!!!!!!


I would kill to have a vintage collection like that. Hell - I would kill just for the reference turn table.

 

[vinyl addict]

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Originally Posted by Electro Point How big is that thing? Like 15 inches? I could use that as a plate for my food.

It's only 10" so it will only plate a light meal

 

[fewtch]

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Originally Posted by LFF After seeing the collection - only one word comes to mind: WOW. Two words: Holy Sh#t!!!!!!! I would kill to have a vintage collection like that. Hell - I would kill just for the reference turn table.

Eh... it's just 'stuff'. There are more important things in life.
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Offhand I don't know what they are, but I know there are some. There must be. Right?

 

[Demolition]

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Originally Posted by Jeff Wong Bamboo stylus.

Actually, the caption for that photo states:

"These are not bamboo or steel styli. These are cactus spines ('saboten no toge')."

 

[Jahn]

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Originally Posted by Demolition Actually, the caption for that photo states: "These are not bamboo or steel styli. These are cactus spines ('saboten no toge')."

Must equip...my turntable...with cactus stylus...NOW!