kabusa

Specializing In Analog Playback From Historic to Modern Vinyl -
Preserving The Sounds Of A Lifetime - Est. 1992

[kabusa @kabelectro]

@farman4x 3

[Obsolete Sony @ObsoleteSony]

Sony made this in 1983 and nobody cared. Now it’s $1,000

[kabusa @kabelectro]

@technics unfortunately, the expanded pitch control suffered from jitter that was both audible and visible on the strobe display.

[Technics @technics]

New Direct Drive Turntable System
SL-40CBT-A(Blue) / SL-40CBT-W(White)

Timeless Sound. Today’s Style.

Built on Technics’ legacy of coreless direct drive, this new series blends trusted sound with a compact, elegant
design — available in Blue and White.

#Technics

[kabusa @kabelectro]

I see these posts about who is the best guitar player and I would like to suggest this guy here https://t.co/0AQwuiagA9

[kabusa @kabelectro]

@_Aria_2210 36

[Technics @technics]

SL‑40CBT wins reddot 2026 – Best of the Best.
The reddot Design Award is one of the world's most recognized honors in product design.
Best of the Best is its highest distinction —
given only to designs that stand above the rest.

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

“With a Panasonic cassette deck you can listen to uninterrupted music for 1½ hours.

Or 2½ days”

“No matter how much listening
control. If you've got the stamina,
also a tape selector switch. Slide
there's the RS-296US. We call it
lever volume controls. And a
the Juke Box. It plays 20 cassettes
safety-lock record button. So you
in a row. Both sides. Without
don't erase all your notes.
stopping. In any order. So you
Finally there's the RS-261US
can mix Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. With a little Blood, Sweat and Tears. There's a noise suppressor system. So the machine won't hum along with the melody. And Auto-Stop shuts off the machine at the end of the last tape. So you can forget about everything but the music. For up to 2½ days.
But if you don't have that much time.“

[Technics @technics]

SL-1500CS in Metallic Gray — a new Technics colour designed to express a modern, forward-looking identity.

#Technics #RediscoverMusic #SL1500CS #DirectDrive #turntable #VinylRecords #MetallicGray #Audiotech #audiophile

[kabusa @kabelectro]

@Simi_2210_ 2y=18, so y=9; 3x=9 so x= 9/3 or 3; so y/x =9/3=3

[kabusa @kabelectro]

Also sounds like the 12 O'Clock whistle we had in town growing up in the 60's

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

This is the Carter air raid siren from WWII, listen to its haunting sound.

[kabusa @kabelectro]

@Simi_2210_ 5

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@Oceanbreeze473 Seems unusual now as cigarettes are $14 a pack, but in 1981 a carton of 10 was $5.65

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@Simi_2210_ 16

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@SqSehrish 300

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@Arden_2210 7

[kabusa @kabelectro]

@Beno10_MFC google says Yes, word problems must follow the order of operations (PEMDAS/BODMAS) to ensure the correct, consistent solution. Once a word problem is converted into a numerical expression, the standard rules apply. Answer is 40.

[kabusa @kabelectro]

@Simi_2210_ 100

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@Arden_2210 -1