Had the joint on the right.....only took one battery, held mad songs, and didn't give af if I dropped it cause it was almost all metal
Sony bookshelf systems were a whole different level of hi-fi systems. They put just about everything in them that their separate component counterparts had.I had a discman in 1996 and wanted the MD bookshelf player to complete the cypher
I would build a retro room in my house and that's where I would keep all of this. But other than that......lol. respect though for sure bro!
This is why I've been meaning to invest in some storage drives. 20 terabytes will be more than enough for what I got.Slight sidenote, but if you still have your physical media (CDs, DVDs, etc), keep that shyt. You just never know when you’ll need it. Stuff can be removed from streaming services just like that. Also, even external drives can malfunction.
That’s crazy. I was selling “Tha Hot Mix” at school. Even made mixtape covers on Microsoft paintI'm also interested in the mixes I made. I have forgotten what was all on them. I got like 17 of them and my corny ass named the series "Tight Mix"
I bought the blank discs, home player with recorder, the portable joint, then the actual deck for the whip, etc.
I got over 200 mini discs up in the attic that I made over a 4 of 5 yr span.
People would get in the car and be like
I'd be like "yeah, ppl ain't up on this yet"
Ppl never got up on it
Man I only knew one dude with the mini disc in the whip. He was in one of the local car clubs but he was a different CAC. He was on a club hockey team because there was no hockey team in our school. He had a blue jetta similar to the white one in the first fast and the furious movie. But, his system was nice, but everybody was like you really put the mini disc in the whip.You and me both fam. I loved the mini disc era.
I remember looking at that all the time in the crutchfield catalog. But, I was content with my AIWA and just spent my money other places. Then JVC released a crazy stereo when I was in college and I had to have that bytch.I had a discman in 1996 and wanted the MD bookshelf player to complete the cypher
If only you thought that about Amazon and bought some stock