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[Liliana]

My stereo is wonderful... it's from the 80's but works perfectly, and if you raise the volume to the maximum it really feels like an earthquake. First, a picture of it:

http://img440.images...img0668nox8.jpg

(note that the top part of the pic got cut off, there's just the phonograph and the disco lights there)

It has a phonograph, a radio, a cassette player, a CD player, microphone input, some buttons and stuff to mess with, of course the two speakers (which are not on the pic but have the same size as the stereo itself each), and nice disco lights which flash with the music . Since it's my only analog radio at home I regularly use it (even though it's positioned badly and signal quality is somewhat low).

[Overdose]

Nice! Probably was top of the line in it's age.

[Mr. Mylo]

thats looks pretty cool can I have it?

MYLO

[Liliana]

Since I recharged my camera I was able to take a picture of the cool disco lights, so there it is:

http://img90.imagesh...img0669nbf3.jpg

[Alie]

it goes DOOF DOOF DOOF.

[TheDR]

Is that a radiation counter at the bottom

[Liliana]

 The Dr, on 12 Apr 2008, 23:35, said:

Is that a radiation counter at the bottom

It does count radiation, one counter for each speaker ranging from 0.01W to 500W.

[TheDR]

 Prince Kassad, on 12 Apr 2008, 23:06, said:

 The Dr, on 12 Apr 2008, 23:35, said:

Is that a radiation counter at the bottom

It does count radiation, one counter for each speaker ranging from 0.01W to 500W.

Its kinda useless for a stero to have a radiation counter anwyay

[Kris]

Its for the Cold war

[Dr. Strangelove]

Quick! To the fallout shelter!