I still have over 400 records here.. and a working record player...
Paul Walker
WABV 1590
On Dec 27, 2007 6:17 PM, Patrick Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have an ol Edison cylinder record, but that I cannot play.
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> Patrick Martin
> KAVT Reception Manager
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I have an ol Edison cylinder record, but that I cannot play.
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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I wonder which of us recorded DX onto a wax cylinder?
On Dec 27, 2007 3:46 PM, Patrick Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How about a Wire Recorder? I had one of those back
> in the 60s.
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Hey, I still use cassette for my DX. I dub onto CD to send the report
out though. I have reel to reel (3 machines). I don't use them much as
they need cleaning. How about a Wire Recorder? I had one of those back
in the 60s.
Patrick
Patrick Martin
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Cassette? How about a reel-to-reel? I recorded a few stations on
reel-to-reel in the early 1970's. I think they may no longer exist. If
they exist, they are at my folks place.
Karl J. Zuk wrote:
> Fellow Ircans:
>
> It sounds like a very under-recorded
> cassette tape. (Don't I sound old! What'
Karl,
Happy Holidays to you and your family too.
With your comment on "XM", you hit the nail on the head. That is where
a lot of listeners are going, Sirius and XM, not IBOC.
I wonder how many listeners stations have lost because of IBOC hash?
Also I am sure there is some lost revenue too.
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Fellow Ircans:
I am vacationing in Michigan listening with a SRF-59.
I like to listen to WBZ Boston on 1030. With KDKA and WHO both blowing IBOC
smoke, along with WBZ's IBOC, you have one big racket in this part of the
woods. What a mess. You try to get used to the noise, but it's not easy. It
