Heads Up for UK: ITV article featuring BB's @ 1215hrs today.
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Hisrudeness
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lupogtiboy
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It should be repeated on the ITV Hub website
It looks like it may have been on This Morning with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby if it was on ITV1
It looks like it may have been on This Morning with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby if it was on ITV1
thinkchronicity
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I was told about it and managed to tune in...it was hard sitting through all the dross beforehand... The presenters seemed quite excited to talk about cassettes and pencils and bits of tape over the holes. I think there's potentially some new Boomboxery members there 
It was presented as a 'junk in the attic that's worth something' article. Featured a mid/lower range JVC, not sure of the model.
It was presented as a 'junk in the attic that's worth something' article. Featured a mid/lower range JVC, not sure of the model.
It certainly was, a friend texted me about this as I'm no fan of TV, especially the daytime garbage transmitted for the masses, and I managed to catch it just in time - and yes, those two uninspiring individuals were on display.lupogtiboy said:
I went through the same ordeal, why folk watch this mundane daytime garbage rather than enjoying life is beyond me. However, the format of the show was as you said with a JVC RC-770 estimated to be worth around £70.00 followed by much reminiscing over a Sony Walkman WM-FX type moulded plastic machine with values for cassette players ranging from £30.00 - £100.00.thinkchronicity said:I was told about it and managed to tune in...it was hard sitting through all the dross beforehand... The presenters seemed quite excited to talk about cassettes and pencils and bits of tape over the holes. I think there's potentially some new Boomboxery members there
It was presented as a 'junk in the attic that's worth something' article. Featured a mid/lower range JVC, not sure of the model.
All in all I found it rather disappointing but, on the plus side, there wasn't a collection of BB's with over inflated estimates that'd have every Tom, Dick & Harry rushing to sell granddads favourite BB at a ridiculous price.
Bit by bit, BB's are making their existence (re)known in TV shows like this, advertisements, films, music videos and so on - one day we could all be Super Cool again!
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