All I Wanted To Do Was Listen To Music


But between power management and room treatments there was no money left to buy gear with. Although, I didn't didn't know my coffee maker could sound so good!

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mg16 - typo, by the time I realized it, it was to late to change. I like the taste of my music but all I can hear is the sound on my drip coffee maker. Keurig, like most audio gear at this point, is over my budget.

I went for a passive ( gravity powered) drip coffee maker and NEVER looked back!!

I had a great Panasonic combo cassette ,am,fm radio is was made to be used in your car..I work for HL Dalis in LIC,NY.it was $150 bucks this was 1970 .I took it to Randall's island and recorded the last days show,VanMorrison,Dr.John,Moutain showed up alot of other groups dropped out ,the unit lasted me until about 2000 when it died....it took like 8 D batteries .

Late 80's I had a Panasonic SG-J555 boombox. Radio, cassette player and 2-speed record player.

It was so cool. You press a button and the TT would slide out.

I made many great mix tapes on that thing. Damn, wish I still had it.