piccolochimico (aka dsgalaxy1)
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How many times did you use a BIC (the pen) to set the tape?
SONY was really a leading company, in those years.
CD was an owned patent from both Sony and Philips, if i'm not wrong.
The audio quality was unparalleled, compared to those devices made in China.
Japanese stuff is always at another (better) level.
How many walkman i've bought when attending school, not to mention the headphones: in ear and headsets.
But the ease with which we can listen to audio files, with high quality, is definitely a great achievement and i'm not missing analog technology.
I have thousands of vinyls, but i hate listening to pops and scracthes.
It may occur, whrn you listen to them too often.
Thank you for sharing, sometimes is nice to remember those years that seem to come from another era
My first "TimeOut" post is a riddle: what is this? Try to answer before you click.
We are in 1979. The time where Genta's top designs Royal Oak, Nautilus and Ingenieur Jumbo are flying high. Elton John is the first western pop artist allowed to give concerts in the USSR. Pink Floyd releases the album "The Wall". And a technical innovati...
You never fail to amaze!
And the little kangaroo in its mother\'s pouch is the cherry on the cake
That is soooo cool!
An excellent first post on TimeOut HSTE! Truly superb and lovely piece of industrial and I dare to say music history Top item top condition Do you have Sony Discman as well? Cherrs D
Yes, I have the Discman as well but contrary to the Soundabout/Walkman....
....this one was probably "last of line" before they stopped producing Discman. Not sure though. Cheers, HSTE ...
So coool again :))))
I wonder if I still have Discman of my wife somewhere or it was lost in action
I remember these things...
These things were popular through the 80s until the mid 90s when CDs became the new medium. Then it became "DISCMAN" instead of "WALKMAN" and then SONY had something called the Mini Disc that never really took off. MP3 Formats then went onto digital memor...
How many times did you use a BIC (the pen) to set the tape?
SONY was really a leading company, in those years. CD was an owned patent from both Sony and Philips, if i'm not wrong. The audio quality was unparalleled, compared to those devices made in China. Japanese stuff is always at another (better) level. How ma...