Who has WHAT ? --- Poll ---

[nat8808]

We sold a truck-load of these Attachment 7327 when they came out.
Very versatile player with an inoffensive sound & the 1v output (instead of the usual 2v) which made it ideal for those had 60s & 70s amps that were not designed to cope with a 2v input.
I'm still using one with a 70s AIWA micro component system.

Hey! I found one of those and is what my girlfriend now has in her system - yes she was vinyl only at home for a long while. Luckily had a 5pin Din for her Sugden A21.

Disappointingly she rejected the old early '80s Marantz CD54 that I found later - I thought looked much nicer but the Toshiba is hidden instead. Ruins the whole retro teak look that she has going on in that bit of her living room..

[PLINIUS]

Hey! I found one of those and is what my girlfriend now has in her system - yes she was vinyl only at home for a long while. Luckily had a 5pin Din for her Sugden A21.

Disappointingly she rejected the old early '80s Marantz CD54 that I found later - I thought looked much nicer but the Toshiba is hidden instead. Ruins the whole retro teak look that she has going on in that bit of her living room..

So she had resisted going over to the "dark side" before she met you Nat!
And she prefersToshiba xrj9 cd player.jpg to cd-54.JPG aesthitically, demonstrating both intellegence & taste YOU LUCKY SOD

[Batty]

6/8

[WOStantonCS100]

5/8

Turntable
Cassette
Reel to Reel
CD player (in the form of a backwards compitable high def recorder)
Files (in the form of a high def recorder - also backed up and playable on a PC)

Mini-disc - loved the convenience and on the spot easy editing not the sound; so, got out before HiMD came along

Tuner - have one; not hooked up... never use it... not worth it for only 1 1/2 decent stations

8-track - was given a stereo deck once, it didn't stay long