Soviet boom box?
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The black Oreanda RM203C. I thought $180 is a decent deal. Shipping was very fair too at $95 considering how far and how heavy it is traveling from.
black jack
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I would be interested in the larger Argo models. I love unusual and interesting things. Doesn't always have to be Japanese! I have a Zenit 35mm camera (Photography is my other hobby) that I bought in 1988 at a flea market in Athens. Don't know where it is but I know I have it!!
black jack
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Zenit ET? TTL? Usually good lenses. It's Zeiss old technology. Can send me any pictures of camera. Probably your camera from my country.
I need to find it. We moved three times in the past 10 years and I have not opened up many boxes. We are thinking of moving again to the SouthEast part of the USA. From what I remember it was an old design. Light used to leak and create interesting effects on some photos depending on how you held the camera! I remember it having a analog light meter through the view finder. I looked online to find a picture of it. It is the EM model.
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Mystic Traveller
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Madadh
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Soviet BB's & radios in general don't have great output, or great bass response. But they should be incredibly sensitive & selective, considering how Russia is an enormous country, and cities and radio stations are scarcely populated. They should be able to stack up against the Zenith Transoceanics and Oceanic competitors.
I have a T/O D7000Y and it's pretty darn dope.
I have a T/O D7000Y and it's pretty darn dope.
pauly
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HELLO.
HMMM .... The JVC pc-55 probably has the same size membranes, but I think it plays great....
my humble opinion ..
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