Hamburger bed from a 1972 edition of Esquire Magazine.

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Hamburger bed from a 1972 edition of Esquire Magazine.
SONY TA-88 an ST-88L (1972)
There’s a very specific kind of satisfaction in a matching amp+tuner pair, and this combo nails it: clean brushed metal, restrained typography, and that classic analog tuning vibe.
ST-88L is the star visually: an AM/FM tuner with long wave support, old-school superheterodyne guts (IF listed as 455/10.7 MHz), made for real “sit down and tune in” listening. Specs you’ll see quoted for the ST-88-L include FM/MW tuning, 1.7 µV FM sensitivity, 65 dB FM S/N, and a compact, almost “component-jewelry” footprint.
Pair it with the TA-99 and you’ve got that era’s Sony design language in full: minimal, functional, and quietly premium—built for a wooden rack, warm lamps, and late-night radio.
Vintage Mazzega Murano Chandelier / Mazzega Style Ceiling Lamp/ Large Rustic Chandelier / Mid Century Modern from 70's
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now I don't hardly know her
But I think I can love her
Cher and Bob Mackie (1970s)
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What disappoints me the most is that, we as humanity failed the luxurious ball dance culture, with face masks and long flowing gowns. Where the whole city would gather and people would just dance, giggle, drink wine and fall in love; and nobody even talks about it.