JOKE OF THE DAY!?!
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Got it. The next cartoon might somehow refer to the tapes that were strewn along the road.
No, it was a pencil you used to rotate the spools on a cassette tape to wind back in any tape that escaped.
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Yes, I know that.
As I wrote, I got the joke.
Apologies, I misinterpreted your speculation……
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And of course, who remembers the record player stick that dropped one record at a time? (My father's and my respect for records hated that device.) And 8-track tapes that were nearly all pre-recorded because a recorder was unusual and expensive? Or open reel tapes and the choice of speeds and the holy grail of a three-head recorder? (My dad bought the Radio Shack version and I was torn up to walk away from it when dealing with his estate, but who possibly wants that now? Nobody.) I was lucky to get some dollars from selling his MkIntosh home theater "device" (some kind of input and output controller.)
Just to round out, how many remember cats sleeping on our TV sets and the TV remotes that were tuned to emit an audio frequency for each of the three audio-mechanical tubes? I once perplexed my grandfather by changing the channel by hitting two pieces of silverware together. He just could not understand.
And moving to the non-technical area, how many remember Roger Ramjet, the Flintstones, the Jetsons, Casper, Kimba, Milton the Monster, Scooby-doo, Speed Racer, Lost in Space, and all those other kid's shows? Of course, I missed some. Like Speed Buggy, Yogi's Ark, and Brady Kids (but yuck!).
Just to round out, how many remember cats sleeping on our TV sets and the TV remotes that were tuned to emit an audio frequency for each of the three audio-mechanical tubes? I once perplexed my grandfather by changing the channel by hitting two pieces of silverware together. He just could not understand.
And moving to the non-technical area, how many remember Roger Ramjet, the Flintstones, the Jetsons, Casper, Kimba, Milton the Monster, Scooby-doo, Speed Racer, Lost in Space, and all those other kid's shows? Of course, I missed some. Like Speed Buggy, Yogi's Ark, and Brady Kids (but yuck!).
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This one is for 45s
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1967 Radio Shack Catalog
Flip through the 1967 Radio Shack catalog containing vintage: transistor radios, stereo systems, walkie-talkies, amplifiers, tape players, headphones, CB radios, electronics, test equipment & more!
radioshackcatalogs.com
MrLucky
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I had or I should say have one. Still works. How else would I play my music? I also have a dual auto reversing cassette recorder deck, and a 100 cd changer.
