Mort
No use to know one
- Feb 15, 2019
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45 and dead on the inside just whating for my
body to catch up. Then it's worm food YAY LOL :D
body to catch up. Then it's worm food YAY LOL :D
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I have 100's of dvd's & blu ray's … not much vhs other than stuff I recorded. I still have a dvd/vcr. I used to record things on vhs that I wanted to save. I can't really save much on a dvr and if they need replaced you lose everything anyway. I don't think you can buy blank vhs tapes anymore. I haven't really tried though.
Yeah ... they are around but not like they were a decade ago. I do see vinyl ... even at Best Buy and Wal-Mart. I don't get why people want vinyl.
I like cd's so I can listen to them in my car. I don't really listen to them in the appt. (Sometimes in the shower, I have a little cd player for that)
I usually turn on the music channels on cable or listen to music online. I don't think I will be tempted to buy any more cassettes.
Sorry to everyone that i derailed this thread a little.
Vinyl sounds better than CD that`s why , i hated the sound of Cd`s when they 1st came out .
I recently bought a Rega turntable and had forgot just how good they sound compared to my cd versions , shame i sold my expensive Teac gold series Hi-Fi and only have my Technics one now although it is very good sounding with class H tri amp ,surround sound and 5 disc DVD player, it just looks dated and not classy looking
I like Hi fi`s hate this modernt Mp3 player stuff , i like the occasion of playing an album not just pressing shuffle lol
Quite a few CD`s are now being re-released on vinyl now
Agreed about the MP3s. The new album I bought on CD versus the same songs I downloaded sound better on the CD. Can hear the bass, guitars and drums substantially better. I decided one last album wouldn't do any harm but I wouldn't bother with vinyl, either. Too expensive and pointless considering ctb.I don't know if I could tell the difference or not between listening to a CD or Vinyl if someone played them and I couldn't see which was playing at the time.
I won't be investing in a turntable … I hope I'm not here by the end of the year. I haven't had the guts to do it yet.
I know MP3s don't sound as good as CD's. I think it may depend on the quality of the of the MP3.
A decade ago? Here I was remembering the late 80s/early 90s (indeed, we might want to stop yammering about the past so this thread remains on topic, haha.)I have 100's of dvd's & blu ray's … not much vhs other than stuff I recorded. I still have a dvd/vcr. I used to record things on vhs that I wanted to save. I can't really save much on a dvr and if they need replaced you lose everything anyway. I don't think you can buy blank vhs tapes anymore. I haven't really tried though.
Yeah ... they are around but not like they were a decade ago. I do see vinyl ... even at Best Buy and Wal-Mart. I don't get why people want vinyl.
I like cd's so I can listen to them in my car. I don't really listen to them in the appt. (Sometimes in the shower, I have a little cd player for that)
I usually turn on the music channels on cable or listen to music online. I don't think I will be tempted to buy any more cassettes.
Sorry to everyone that i derailed this thread a little.
Too old 57, i should never have been allowed to live this long ,
it annoys me that all my life i have smoked , eaten unhealthily and never exercised yet i`m slim , aren't bald and wrinkled and dont have grey hair ,
a recent medical said i was 100% healthy ,
I think i may be Highlander !
THANK you so much for doing this research on TDK! I appreciate that!I didn't know TDK made fishing rods. Seriously though... I bought a used car that had a cassette player. I had to record cd's that i liked to listen to in it. I eventually bought a cassette adapter for it to listen to CD's or an I Phone.
Do you still have one of these ???
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It looks like they are still around but they don't manufacture cassettes anymore.
TDK used to manufacture an extensive portfolio of magnetic and optical media, including several formats of videotape and blank CD-R and recordable DVD discs until the recording business was sold to Imation in 2007.
TDK - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
THANK you so much for doing this research on TDK! I appreciate that!
Right?!! Same here! It was a mission getting those open. I still have all my CD's I don't know what to do with them?I broke many cases trying to open the damn things!
I hear that. I'm 45 -didn't think I'd get to this age but I won't get to my 50's.Late 40s and mystified that I've made it this far.
It's good, right? I mean I have 36.34 but feel much younger.....like 20