analog silde shows
Nov 26, 2012 11:39:53 #
I have the following for sale:
In cleaning out some of my analog slide equipment I found the following which I would like to sell.
Sharp double cassette stereo tape recorder - RD-688Av (cost $500 new)
Gemini 2000 multimedia micro processor professional programmer (cost $500 new)
Both units used very infrequently like new
kendeitch@aol.com
In cleaning out some of my analog slide equipment I found the following which I would like to sell.
Sharp double cassette stereo tape recorder - RD-688Av (cost $500 new)
Gemini 2000 multimedia micro processor professional programmer (cost $500 new)
Both units used very infrequently like new
kendeitch@aol.com
Nov 26, 2012 11:46:39 #
kendeitch wrote:
I have the following for sale:
In cleaning out some of my analog slide equipment I found the following which I would like to sell.
Sharp double cassette stereo tape recorder - RD-688Av (cost $500 new)
Gemini 2000 multimedia micro processor professional programmer (cost $500 new)
Both units used very infrequently like new
kendeitch@aol.com
In cleaning out some of my analog slide equipment I found the following which I would like to sell.
Sharp double cassette stereo tape recorder - RD-688Av (cost $500 new)
Gemini 2000 multimedia micro processor professional programmer (cost $500 new)
Both units used very infrequently like new
kendeitch@aol.com
I think you posted this in the wrong section... You might want to try the classified section.
Just one comment about your posting... providing what you paid for these items does not make them more valuable. We all tend to include this info, myself included, but I just realized how silly it is. I think you'll need to wait about 50 years before these items become valuable again. :-) Good luck.
Nov 26, 2012 12:17:56 #
Nov 27, 2012 18:28:25 #
G.Feduccia
Loc: Paradise in Florida Panhandle
I remember analog slide shows that I used to put on with two projectors somehow synchronized with some sound. It was a great thing back then.
Nov 28, 2012 11:15:05 #
You are right. It was a lot of fun and the equipment was fantastic.
Now everything is digital, all the tools used in the past are relics and are headed to the junk pile of useful but not functional anymore.
A sad story of progress.
obsolesence!!!
Now everything is digital, all the tools used in the past are relics and are headed to the junk pile of useful but not functional anymore.
A sad story of progress.
obsolesence!!!
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