How did the world forget about compact cassette tapes?
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How did the world forget about compact cassette tapes?
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It’s National Violin Day! We’re celebrating with this 1927 advertisement for Philips Radio, featuring a very dapper violin player.
From John Okolowicz collection of publications and advertising on radio and consumer electronics (Accession AVD.JOPN.2014), in Hagley’s Audiovisual and Digital Collections
Old Radios are amazing, they light up and fill a room with sound, some kind of otherworldliness.
My other radiogram, Philips Glidomatic, late 60s. I found this some ten plus years ago. It was out front of a house due to be demolished and in a very sorry state! With many hours cleaning the cabinet which was thick in dirt and mold and some minor tech maintenance the, gram magically came back to life!
Life is better with a Radiogram.
Philips 1961
Cassette tapes rule ! Parfitt knew it, and he is driving a period Mercedes, I love this guy, though he's not into tapes much nowadays, he's dead.