Maybe not, looks like The Amazone has it starting around ten bucks if the listing is correct. I'm interested but couldn't find many reviews concerning sound quality and the DTS 5.1 mix.
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I still have a few of those TDK carrying cases. We sold them packaged with some blank cassettes.
Around that time, we also sold Maxell plexi cassette cases, which I still have, as well.
(sorry, no pic). They were great, except the hinge pins would work their way out, so they needed to be sealed at the ends with glue. Again, a premium when you bought their blank cassettes.
BASF had a vinyl case for free when you bought 3 FeCr (REAL Ferri Chrome, not cobalt-doped ferric oxide.)
I also have a couple Lebo carrying cases:
I also received a few "mystery" 8-track and cassette carrying cases from a girlfriend in November. She moved to Denver, so she gifted me her late Stepfather's LP, 8 track, cassette, and open reel collection. It included 50 Q8's, and some vintage gear, including Sansui QRX-5500 and QRX-7500's.
Around that time, we also sold Maxell plexi cassette cases, which I still have, as well.
(sorry, no pic). They were great, except the hinge pins would work their way out, so they needed to be sealed at the ends with glue. Again, a premium when you bought their blank cassettes.
BASF had a vinyl case for free when you bought 3 FeCr (REAL Ferri Chrome, not cobalt-doped ferric oxide.)
I also have a couple Lebo carrying cases:
I also received a few "mystery" 8-track and cassette carrying cases from a girlfriend in November. She moved to Denver, so she gifted me her late Stepfather's LP, 8 track, cassette, and open reel collection. It included 50 Q8's, and some vintage gear, including Sansui QRX-5500 and QRX-7500's.
I also had a PDR-509. I sold lots of them, too, especially when we were closing them out.
It was replaced a year or two later with a Yamaha CDR-HD1000 CD burner/Hard Drive. The CDR-HD1000 resides on our main system, along with a burner in a 27" iMac. Although the Yamaha isn't two drawer, you can load discs into the hard drive and burn them back to CD-R, negating the need for a second drawer. It makes better CD's than either the iMac or HP Pavillion PC's we own.
It was replaced a year or two later with a Yamaha CDR-HD1000 CD burner/Hard Drive. The CDR-HD1000 resides on our main system, along with a burner in a 27" iMac. Although the Yamaha isn't two drawer, you can load discs into the hard drive and burn them back to CD-R, negating the need for a second drawer. It makes better CD's than either the iMac or HP Pavillion PC's we own.
Linda - we can always count on you to post all your cool equipment/stories. You are awesome! I wish I had kept all my old equipment.... :violin
Jim the Oldbie
My right elbow hurts.
Yup! I started saving up for the 152, and by the time I had just about enough dough, it had been superseded! So I saved a little longer and got the 153, heh. I wish I could say I still have mine, but I really put a lotta miles on that thing (literally)!
-- Jim
Just a random thought...about one of my favorite all time bands...I usually hate it when a rock band does acoustic versions of their hit rock songs...Bon Jovi comes to mind...ugh...but there are exceptions to almost every rule...and this is one of those times...with a lead singer that is very underrated and has stood the test of time...and some of the all time classic rock songs in their catalog...I really liked this concert...even in the acoustic style...and I would recommend it for purchase HERE...here is a taste
[video=youtube;zHQAElxHdHg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHQAElxHdHg[/video]
[video=youtube;zHQAElxHdHg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHQAElxHdHg[/video]
I wish the Scorps could make it to the HOF, but I just feel there is NO way....but if they did....would be very cool.
With the present political agenda of the HOF it's going to be harder and harder for older rock bands to gain admission...with the induction of NWA it signals a change of direction..."these" type of entrants from a different genre will force some of the older rock bands out of the picture...the actual music will become less and less important as political correctness invades yet another facet of our lives...sad but true..
Just bought a copy of Boz Scaggs Silk Degrees - Half Speed Master LP for $19.31 shipped. Clint....this ebay thing is fully your fault.
Just bought a copy of Boz Scaggs Silk Degrees - Half Speed Master LP for $19.31 shipped. Clint....this ebay thing is fully your fault.
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Buying vinyl might be tricky...is that a new copy?
No, used. It's mint+ condition. According to seller.
..reminds me of that classic line in the Baskerville movie with Peter Cook..
"I've lost a medium rare in a world where the stakes are high…"
wocka :ugham:
http://www.britishhorrorfilms.co.uk/houndofthebaskervilles.html
Just bought a copy of Boz Scaggs Silk Degrees - Half Speed Master LP for $19.31 shipped. Clint....this ebay thing is fully your fault.
Better a half-speed mastered than a half-assed mastered LP..
..I never understood why Columbia didn't exploit this huge album (which I didn't know until more recent years but have come to love dearly btw) in the States by doing it in QUAD.. or in latter days as a truly Classic album in surround!?!!?! I wonder if there is an unreleased 4.0 (or 5.1) mix in Sony's vaults... hmm..
Just ordered the following albums from Deep Discount, and got a 15% discount...great deal.
Uriah Heep's debut album - Very Eavy, Very Umble
And, Judas Priest - Sad Wings of Destiny
Uriah Heep's debut album - Very Eavy, Very Umble
And, Judas Priest - Sad Wings of Destiny
When it comes to buying used vinyl I think you are going to find out that the condition is a very subjective opinion...I hope you are concentrating on the seller ratings for vinyl...buying used is as much about the seller's reputation as the product itself...I buy a lot on Ebay and have never had a bad experience because I research the sellers...of course buying a SACD is much different than a vinyl LP... a crappy shipping container can easily damage an LP...
Au contraire, it's all too easy...
click of a mouse and wait for it too arrive....that part is certainly easy....I just want my buddy Gos to do his homework so he doesn't have a bad experience on Ebay...because IMO Ebay is a great place to buy music...especially CD's and out of print hi rez titles...where you can see what version you are buying...
[video=youtube;5u_PSI0--ZE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5u_PSI0--ZE&list=PLrsbQkjm7ZKDNYYfBP2c7RJcFUN4ViKiS[/video]
Yes, so far, only bought from sellers who have years of experience and very high ratings. That Boz Scaggs half speed master is OOP and to get a sealed new copy you have to spend nearly $100....so if I can get a near mint copy for less than $20....I think it's a good deal. Now, if the damn thing has skips...well....not such a good deal. So far, the 2 used LP's I've purchase on ebay have been in very good condition....
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