newcomer from Ukraine
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You're welcome. I think you have to make lots of posts, but with your collection and experience this shouldn't take you too long.Sss said:
http://boomboxery.com/forum/index.php/topic/6638-faq-how-can-i-access-the-for-sale-section/
Hi and welcome.
Quick question. How do you cope with some of the crazy prices in your region?
Enjoy the site.
Quick question. How do you cope with some of the crazy prices in your region?
Enjoy the site.
It is impossible to fight the greed of stupid people). Wild prices of sellers from Russia (on Ebay) are dizzying. I buy broken devices with a good appearance. I learned to cope with technical problems. The main thing is that you first open the device)). it is the key to success of repair
Welcome! Very nice collection!! I see a JVC 550 and an M80. Two I need to add to my collection. Thanks for the post.
Welcome aboard!
Question...What's the boomer on the left side, second shelf up from the bottom? Is it a Bang & Olufsen?
Question...What's the boomer on the left side, second shelf up from the bottom? Is it a Bang & Olufsen?
Very beautiful and unique! How does it sound?Sss said:
You nailed it as usual Si. I'd never seen one before but I recognized B&O's signature designNortherner said:A Beosystem 10 I believe
it is hard to expect good sound for such a thickness of the apparatus. but it is surprising and for example much deeper than that of a thin sharp gf 8
as far as i know it was their only boombox sample from bang & o
and for some reason it is made in Japan
1985 y
as far as i know it was their only boombox sample from bang & o
and for some reason it is made in Japan
1985 y
Really nice and diverse collection! I like your taste—the Grundig 1140, the Crown 350, of course the Aiwa and Big Ben...quality!! I also have the Beo 10–mine came with a special screw in the wall bracket for the handle!