The Vinyl, CD & Cassette thread

The ultimate vintage hi-fi system - Soundesign 5988​

The most 1970s-looking chrome and woodgrain cassette and 8-track stereo system ever made... that's actually from the early 1980s. And despite the reputation of Soundesign being a cheap brand of audio components, it's surprisingly well-made, good-sounding, and reliable.

 
Vinyl... Pffft

Now this otoh, is absolutely amazing!

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saturnz said:
after over 20 years of collecting I stopped purchasing vinyl about 4 years ago, paying close to R1000 for an album is a bit much
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i always check flea markets. always pick them up cheap. granted its old music.
 
Naks said:
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To hear the effect of this, the Boxer by Simon and Garfunkel on an LP puts ears onto a CD at the end of the track. On a record with a reasonably good player, amp and speakers where you can hear (nearly feel) the depth and echo as they fade away into the distance, yet it's lost on a CD.
 
for those still under the impression you can buy albums for under R200

if you find any of these albums for that price I'll gladly pay you R400 for one

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satanboy said:
That vinyl album costs $49.00 in the USA. Good luck at getting it cheaper unless you want 2nd hand.
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follow the thread and maybe you will understand the context of my post

and then you can try again...
 
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