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That looks like about 1972/73 to me and you were definitely embracing the trend of the time, even down to the feather cut. Did that shirt have penny round collars? It's very nearly Bay City Rollers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe
What's the purpose of the reading lamp? Is it to help you find the door?
Like the French said to the English on St. Crispin's day, "It's nice to be missed".Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
The op was cancelled AGAIN - I was too depressed to type. I'm thinking of doing it myself, I've looked on You Tube.
From ‘87, the computer had a 5mb hard drive [emoji15]
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That's modernQuote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Pam Am Airlines transferring a 5MB hard drive in 1956
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I think it's 1974, because it's definitely my second year at university. The shirt had long pointy collars; I had one of those round collar ones a few years previously. It was bright red. I don't think the reading lamp was ever used, not by me at any rate. That was red, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Damn! I almost said 1974, but remembered that my girlfriend had a similar haircut to yours, and that was 1972. Some of the clothes from that era I would still be happy wearing. I loved my Ben Sherman button down collars, and I wouldn't mind getting myself a new 'Harrington' jacket. Black with red tartan lining :) I'll pass on the two tone 'parallels' though.
I've been helping my other half with her house hunting & we've been to see quite a few. Apart from some having soundbar based type av systems none have had 'proper hifis'. Today we viewed a tidy four bed detached but what interested me more was that the fella had a 'proper hifi' (it was tucked away in the dining room with no apparent listening chair, I reasoned it had been moved for 'staging' purposes). There was a fairly up to date LP12 which, from what he said, had had a fair few upgrades fitted with a Kandid MC cart & a Primare 'stack' with another Linn box (SUT?) & some PMC stand mount speakers. I was just about to ask for a listen when he fired it up voluntarily, he played what sounded like some indifferent R&B from the 80s from a 12" single. I think he thought I would be blown away. The sound? thin top end, muddy middle & very little bass, I just said 'sounds good'. I guess the little standmounts didn't help matters but I also got the impression the source wasn't great.
Today I had a couple come to view my four bed detached house, but the guy seemed more interested in my hi fi, which comprises an LP12/Kandid MC cartridge, some Primare gear and my beloved PMC DB1's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
I could see he was itching to hear it, so I gave him a quick demo. I could tell he was blown away, and was particularly impressed with detailed top end, fullsome mids and clean fast bass. I think he was a little bit jealous, and grudgingly conceded that it 'sounds good' (classic British understatement!) I reckon the little standmounts help matters, but the real star is the source.
I don't think they'll be putting an offer in for the house, I have a feeling he'll want to use his money to re-think his own set up.
Genuinely :lol: (but I don't think she wants to live in Lancashire & it'd be a hell of drive for me to visit her)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Yes it would be a bit of a trek, but consider this: For the price of a four bed detached in Essex, you could buy a whole town in East Lancs, and that would include a municipal swimming baths.
Plus we have proper chippies with gravy, mushy peas and curry sauce - non of this saveloys nonsense.