lets put a face to the name!
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im_alan_partridge
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JustCruisin said:Working outside this week and the CONION is pulling parking lot duty, fills the block with sound easily..
Beater-Blasters RULE!
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Great piece of work
redbenjoe
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great ride !!!!!!!!!fresh produce said:Hello I'm Peter here's a pic of me at the skateparkPicsArt_1378158684309.jpg
Beosystem10
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BoomboxLover48
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Wow! Peter....that is awesome!fresh produce said:Hello I'm Peter here's a pic of me at the skateparkPicsArt_1378158684309.jpg
Careful don't break those jewels
fresh produce
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Beosystem10 said:Even greater photograph. What happened next and how bad were the bruises?
BoomboxLover48 said:Wow! Peter....that is awesome!
Careful don't break those jewels
What jewels lol I made it just fine I'm a expert
Cpl-Chronic
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Northerner
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Sazeus
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Woah, nice shot!fresh produce said:Hello I'm Peter here's a pic of me at the skateparkPicsArt_1378158684309.jpg
Northerner
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Time to dig up a really old thread!...c'mon people show yourself!! There must be loads of people who've joined in the last two and a half years who are still hiding
Here's me
Here's me
crazygamer
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Good idea digging it up !
I´m Valter, i´m 18, from Estonia, been collecting boombox radios almost for a year. Here´ s a very blurry one and cropped photo of me with my very first serious boombox radio, the Hitachi TRK-7000.
I´m Valter, i´m 18, from Estonia, been collecting boombox radios almost for a year. Here´ s a very blurry one and cropped photo of me with my very first serious boombox radio, the Hitachi TRK-7000.
caution
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I figured this thread existed, never found it though!
I'm 43, grew up in rural Minnesota, far from the city scene but we all had boxes. Always quite a few on the bus and on our desks.
I had electronics class in high school grades 9-12, and an old guy in town who ran his own battery tester business was keen on this, and would come by looking for cheap labor every now and then. My buddy took a position there doing schematic transfers from paper to computer, and being the lazy ass he was, he quit, so I took his job. After doing that for a bit I spent a couple years doing every random job - stuffing boards, winding transformers, fabricating chassis, making blueprints, kitting in the stockroom, making boards in the darkroom... I ended up settling into updating board designs done with tape on a light table into a CAD system. 23 years later I'm still designing them, now at Intel's server group.
I'm 43, grew up in rural Minnesota, far from the city scene but we all had boxes. Always quite a few on the bus and on our desks.
I had electronics class in high school grades 9-12, and an old guy in town who ran his own battery tester business was keen on this, and would come by looking for cheap labor every now and then. My buddy took a position there doing schematic transfers from paper to computer, and being the lazy ass he was, he quit, so I took his job. After doing that for a bit I spent a couple years doing every random job - stuffing boards, winding transformers, fabricating chassis, making blueprints, kitting in the stockroom, making boards in the darkroom... I ended up settling into updating board designs done with tape on a light table into a CAD system. 23 years later I'm still designing them, now at Intel's server group.
riker1068
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William Riker. Just like star trek. Age 47
Lived in many states. Reside in Jacksonville Florida. Hopefully the last move.
Grew up hard, livin easy now. I have around 50 radios currently (will thin them out)
For those who see my facebook posts, I jam music often and cook plenty.
Lived in many states. Reside in Jacksonville Florida. Hopefully the last move.
Grew up hard, livin easy now. I have around 50 radios currently (will thin them out)
For those who see my facebook posts, I jam music often and cook plenty.
Lasonic TRC-920
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William Riker. Just like star trek. Age 47
Lived in many states. Reside in Jacksonville Florida. Hopefully the last move.
Grew up hard, livin easy now. I have around 50 radios currently (will thin them out)
For those who see my facebook posts, I jam music often and cook plenty.
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You look like your living the life. Great pics
Lived in many states. Reside in Jacksonville Florida. Hopefully the last move.
Grew up hard, livin easy now. I have around 50 radios currently (will thin them out)
For those who see my facebook posts, I jam music often and cook plenty.
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You look like your living the life. Great pics
Lasonic TRC-920
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I figured this thread existed, never found it though!
I'm 43, grew up in rural Minnesota, far from the city scene but we all had boxes. Always quite a few on the bus and on our desks.
I had electronics class in high school grades 9-12, and an old guy in town who ran his own battery tester business was keen on this, and would come by looking for cheap labor every now and then. My buddy took a position there doing schematic transfers from paper to computer, and being the lazy ass he was, he quit, so I took his job. After doing that for a bit I spent a couple years doing every random job - stuffing boards, winding transformers, fabricating chassis, making blueprints, kitting in the stockroom, making boards in the darkroom... I ended up settling into updating board designs done with tape on a light table into a CAD system. 23 years later I'm still designing them, now at Intel's server group.
Wow man, nice to hear the back story. Everyone has a back story!
I'm 43, grew up in rural Minnesota, far from the city scene but we all had boxes. Always quite a few on the bus and on our desks.
I had electronics class in high school grades 9-12, and an old guy in town who ran his own battery tester business was keen on this, and would come by looking for cheap labor every now and then. My buddy took a position there doing schematic transfers from paper to computer, and being the lazy ass he was, he quit, so I took his job. After doing that for a bit I spent a couple years doing every random job - stuffing boards, winding transformers, fabricating chassis, making blueprints, kitting in the stockroom, making boards in the darkroom... I ended up settling into updating board designs done with tape on a light table into a CAD system. 23 years later I'm still designing them, now at Intel's server group.
Wow man, nice to hear the back story. Everyone has a back story!
SLO
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Lovin all the pictures from you all. I never really did a "proper" intro for myself in the Introductions section, although most of you have seen my mug on here one too many times already. But heres a quik history for for ya for those of you that are newer here than others...
Steve Lopez aka SLO by friends and coworkers, 42 years YOUNG, born and raised in Southern California, moved to Colorado from age 20 to 26, then came back home to Cali where I reside now. Been collecting for 2 years now. My very 1st boombox from childhood was the Emerson CTR-949, which was followed by the LASONIC TRC-931 a year later.
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Both of my childhood radios are long gone who knows where, but have since been replaced to grace the collection (current ones pictured) I've been a Correctional Officer for 14 years, working for the California Department of Corrections, what else can I say, I love this sh*t!
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Steve Lopez aka SLO by friends and coworkers, 42 years YOUNG, born and raised in Southern California, moved to Colorado from age 20 to 26, then came back home to Cali where I reside now. Been collecting for 2 years now. My very 1st boombox from childhood was the Emerson CTR-949, which was followed by the LASONIC TRC-931 a year later.
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Both of my childhood radios are long gone who knows where, but have since been replaced to grace the collection (current ones pictured) I've been a Correctional Officer for 14 years, working for the California Department of Corrections, what else can I say, I love this sh*t!
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