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Somewhat OT: Do I need to keep my boomboxes?
So, I'm in Maine emptying/sorting/discarding/keeping a whole house load of stuff. The kept stuff (a minimum hopefully) will be put on a truck back to Texas and (for now) put in storage, the cost of which (moving and storing) is helping to focus the mind.
I have two boomboxes; a Panasonic and a Sony, both good, both expensive, both largely unused these past ten years. Cassette decks, CDs, Radios etc. Keep them or not? Useful or not?
- Keep 'em?27 votes
- Yup37.04%
- Nope62.96%
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Sell them to hipsters.
Largely unused in 10 years...
Link? AB/IAA? You know the rules...
Keep, we have 4 or 5. My kids love em. Not real expensive ones though.
I'm surprised no one's encouraged you to record loops to cassette for real tape saturation yet. :-) But like @lukesleepwalker said there are rules to be considered that may or may not align with Mrs Goodyears opinions about how long to keep items in the archive
i still have a panasonic rx-c300 (google it). mint. purchased late 80s (87?) i keep it for nostalgia and that its super rare.
if you need the space, sell it. you will not miss it. there is a dedicated boombox forum where you can sell it if you want to.
Damn you, you cold and heartless unsentimental bastards. I was relying on at least 80% Man Support For Needless Electronic Items. Ah well.....into the dumpster I guess. No time or energy to sell them. I guess you're right @lukesleepwalker, No AB: No Chance.
Are you abandoning Maine or just cleaning house? Oh, and let the boom boxes go, or stop by Brooklyn on the way home, lots of hipsters there.
KEEP THEM!
One day you will need them
Give them away.
If either of them have an aux in, keep it and use it for checking how your songs sound on a shitty stereo. It can be helpful during mastering.
I'd keep'm and do my own interpretation of the "boom box experiment" a la Flaming Lips
Give them to a charity
+1++!!
There are endless womens' shelters, halfway/rehab houses, etc., I know someone less fortunate would much appreciate some music/news/entertainment.
Don't do da dumpster, dude!
+1
The Charity Shop it is. Oftentimes I think that the collective mind here is somewhat like Jimminy Cricket; wise and nagging away and mostly morally good despite the air guitar
Ask Sargent Boombox
Ha
Yesterday this thread inspired me to look up Radio Raheem and I watched a couple clips. Looks like he just died today.
http://www.whosampled.com/news/2016/09/26/radio-raheem-actor-bill-nunn-has-died-aged-62/
Reminds me of listening to Killing Joke when I was young on a ghetto blaster in the local church grounds. Police made us move on lol
It's like a whole slice of life aint it? That period where the box (and how big your box was Nurse) were major currencies...
keep them D=
i sincerely regret getting rid of my boomboxes.
Although I dreamt of ......
....a Nakamishi Dragon
Utter porn.
Were you listening to "Requiem" at the time. Sorry. Had to be done
Yeah, the hard core version as well. Reminds me....must cancel that channel subscription before the wife rolls up.
Charity vote for me.
Realized that I completely got rid of mine along time ago, and now kind of regret it too.
Heck, I just got done putting my component system together.
Yeah, Sting can be a bastard sometimes.
Keep the I'll regret it later