"The Monstersode" Segments: Scrap Stereo System Project (Shinmaryuu) Laserdisc Lives Old School BBSing (Patt) "Scrap Stereo System Project" Questions go to @Shinmaryuu on twitter. My scrap stereo system project and how to buy a old school stereo system components. My stereo is made up of a MCS (JC Penny Store) brand all in one system which includes a AM/FM radio, receiver, dual tape deck, equalizer, and turn table. The system was purchased alongside the speakers and cabinet all for . The system is not recommended and is actually of pretty poor quality. I mostly bought the deal for the old school high, low, mid speakers and the cabinet. I use the Audio in RCA jack on the receiver to pipe in a Sony 5 CD Changer or my hacked 5th gen iPod which runs the rockbox software so i don't have to use iTunes. This system is the basics and will evolve over time as i find better stuff. How to get your own. Thrift stores are your friend. I bought the entire system you see in the video for under not including the iPod which i had laying around. Most of the time if you shop wisely you won't pay more that for each component buying in this way. Brands to look out for in equipment are Sony, Marantz, and Pioneer with Marantz being the holy grail of thrift digging. When it comes to turn tables a good Audio Technica table will give you good quality for a decent price. Brands to avoid are any of the Sears and JC Penny brands such as MCS since they are all pretty poor cheaply made ...
Obsoleet s01e04 -- Part 1/5
on Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Obsoleet s01e04 -- Part 1/5 Tube. Duration : 14.97 Mins.
"The Monstersode" Segments: Scrap Stereo System Project (Shinmaryuu) Laserdisc Lives Old School BBSing (Patt) "Scrap Stereo System Project" Questions go to @Shinmaryuu on twitter. My scrap stereo system project and how to buy a old school stereo system components. My stereo is made up of a MCS (JC Penny Store) brand all in one system which includes a AM/FM radio, receiver, dual tape deck, equalizer, and turn table. The system was purchased alongside the speakers and cabinet all for . The system is not recommended and is actually of pretty poor quality. I mostly bought the deal for the old school high, low, mid speakers and the cabinet. I use the Audio in RCA jack on the receiver to pipe in a Sony 5 CD Changer or my hacked 5th gen iPod which runs the rockbox software so i don't have to use iTunes. This system is the basics and will evolve over time as i find better stuff. How to get your own. Thrift stores are your friend. I bought the entire system you see in the video for under not including the iPod which i had laying around. Most of the time if you shop wisely you won't pay more that for each component buying in this way. Brands to look out for in equipment are Sony, Marantz, and Pioneer with Marantz being the holy grail of thrift digging. When it comes to turn tables a good Audio Technica table will give you good quality for a decent price. Brands to avoid are any of the Sears and JC Penny brands such as MCS since they are all pretty poor cheaply made ...
"The Monstersode" Segments: Scrap Stereo System Project (Shinmaryuu) Laserdisc Lives Old School BBSing (Patt) "Scrap Stereo System Project" Questions go to @Shinmaryuu on twitter. My scrap stereo system project and how to buy a old school stereo system components. My stereo is made up of a MCS (JC Penny Store) brand all in one system which includes a AM/FM radio, receiver, dual tape deck, equalizer, and turn table. The system was purchased alongside the speakers and cabinet all for . The system is not recommended and is actually of pretty poor quality. I mostly bought the deal for the old school high, low, mid speakers and the cabinet. I use the Audio in RCA jack on the receiver to pipe in a Sony 5 CD Changer or my hacked 5th gen iPod which runs the rockbox software so i don't have to use iTunes. This system is the basics and will evolve over time as i find better stuff. How to get your own. Thrift stores are your friend. I bought the entire system you see in the video for under not including the iPod which i had laying around. Most of the time if you shop wisely you won't pay more that for each component buying in this way. Brands to look out for in equipment are Sony, Marantz, and Pioneer with Marantz being the holy grail of thrift digging. When it comes to turn tables a good Audio Technica table will give you good quality for a decent price. Brands to avoid are any of the Sears and JC Penny brands such as MCS since they are all pretty poor cheaply made ...
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