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Now if only the tuning dial was a slider.... I wonder if anyone's ever made a tuner like that? hm...

That's actually bass - treble - balance - volume But thanks! Not everyone seems to like slider switches, but i think they're cool.

That cat did you a favour. those are white van speakers.

... it also has a built in tape player/recorder?

I own 2... one 1992 Kenwood KR-A4040 receiver, and a 1972 Concerto (don't know the model and too lazy to get up to see it) receiver, with a built in 8 track player/recorder. I also have a Concerto integrated amp with a built in 8 track player. Well technically it is an integrated amp LOL

Haha yea... well you should have seen what I was drinking from at Craven this year... a Pepsi can with the top cut off lol

Get some Soundesign speakers for him to scratch up lol

I wouldn't be surprised if we all got banned for hijacking this thread.

Oh man that is awesome. And I really hope this takes off, because I'd like to see some new 8 track releases. Remember everyone, 10-15 years ago, no one would even think vinyl would make a comeback, but look at us now.

yea but this is like 22 guage crap he used LOL But have you ever used a power cord as speaker wire? I had this old broken up heavy duty extention cord, so i took out my trusty razor blade and extracted the black, green, and white wires from the yellow shell. Used that in my car as speaker...

My favourite thing to drink alchohol out of is one of 2 things: an Alberta Premium glass I stole from the bar a number of years ago [with what they charge for drinks, I think i've earned it lol] and an antique mason jar.

oh crap LOL... well that is kinda scary lol... I haven't run it in a few months. now you got me paranoid to go use it haha I think something similar happened to an old car stereo I had (mid '70s era) in my '74 LTD. The speaker in the dash caught fire spontaneously and i'm damn lucky my car...

ooh man... yea that cap is pretty ancient, and it does need replacing big time. But I doubt it will someday just blow and I'll get all 110V if i touch it... wait, could that really happen? Also, pics coming up when I find some batteries for my camera. it's an awesome unit.

I wouldn't think so. I think their particular style of stereo sound is awesome. A lot of people hate having only the vocals on one channel, and everything except the vocals on the other, but I think it sounds cool.

A re-lubing would be a good idea. The grease that was used in these BSRs tends to turn to bubble gum over time. This one I bought recently was entirely siezed up... every moving part was solid as a rock.

Well, I got this 1962 Fleetwood portable stereo record player (Canadian brand name, and obviously low end, judging by the build quality and the fact that it posesses a BSR changer (model UA16), but still a good rig), and when I plug it in with the polarization reversed (the plug upside down or...

Cool speaker. Also, I HAVE THAT EXACT SAME CLOCK/RADIO! It's been my daily driver since I was a little kid, and even then it was old lol

Except if it's me, in which case, everyone's up my ass over how moronic I am for not owning something that's 3,000,000 WPC, made of solid gold, has heat sinks the size of houses, etc. "All audio no attitude... unless your stereo doesn't live up to our extremely high standards".

Saskatchewan... cold, raining, and generally just shit. At least gas prices have gone down though. I was surprised to see 99.8 today, considering last year around this time it was in the 150 range.

Well at least SOMEONE gets that you don't need a solid gold stereo that puts the sound system at Woodstock to shame to enjoy music... you know who you are lol

Oh one of those wooden ones. Ah OK. For some reason I was thinking of those cheap old brown and white aluminum pieces of shit that cave in when it snows, when I read the title. You know, the ones with the sliding doors, and even though you can put a lock on them, that's all for show, because all...

Why the hell not? My main system is a compilation of various components, varying in size, appearance, vintage, quality level, brand, etc. Looks a little bit strange to see them all mashed together in a cheap Zellers stereo cabinet though. there's a cheap BSR EQ with gray painted particle...

Oh yeah? Well there's a bridge in Saskatoon, built sometime in the 1910s. A guy fell into the cement and is still encased in the bridge to this day.

Usually the ones that clash with all the doilies, decorations, and other general fruity crap.

That is a very *ahem* interesting looking turntable. But usually it seems that "interesting" looking turntables are the ones that sound and work the best.