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Hallo Dirk,

richtiges Sahnestück.....

Die Kuba Komet-Versionen sind heute superrar und wenn dann nur suuuuperteuer zu haben )

.....Herrlich verrückte Kisten

Hallo!

Ups! Die Dinger sehenja wirklich so aus!
Ich dachte, die Anzeige wäre eine Collage.

Und die hier kennt ihr sicherlich schon:



Gruß Hape!

@Hape: Erinnert mich an eine Leica-Werbung.

Der Besitzer des Marantz wurde übrigens vom Gerichtszeichner beim Versicherungsbetrugsversuch ertappt:

rollo1 schrieb:

.....Herrlich verrückte Kisten :prost

Genau das richtige, um darauf nonstop alle Folgen von "Raumschiff Orion" zu gucken.

Wen's interessiert: In Wolfenbüttel steht sowas zum Angucken im Kuba-Museum.

Fidel-Castro-Devotionalien wird man dort allerdings vergeblich suchen..

Das folgende Gebilde amerikanischer Ingenieurs-Baukunst ist auch nicht ganz normal, oder?



Dennoch - irgendwie genial.

Edit: Ich vergaß die zeitliche Einordnung anzugeben: Ist aus dem Fisher-Katalog von 1962.

Hier kann man das Teil in Aktion bewundern: http://www.myvintagetv.com/updates2/lincoln/lincoln_changer.htm

http://myvintagetv.com/48-DuMont.JPG

Fernseher von 1946

Tolle Seite, andisharp!
Das sind noch mehr lustige Plattenwechsler,
diesmal ein Victrola 10-50 von 1927 (natürlich Schellack)



Video: Nicht zimperlich!

Und unter dem Tisch ist der Abfallkorb für die Schelllack scherben....

@Dirk!
Toller Link - Kuba Museum.
Ich hätt gern die Truhe "Libido"! Äh,... Lido! Natürlich!

Gruß Hape!

Es geht noch krasser!

Thema Plattenwechsler auf "amerikanische Art", diesmal von 1932...

Ich bin gar kein Plattenspieler - Ich bin ein verzauberter Patent-Dosenöffner!

The General Industries K changer (10" only) or L17 changer (10" or 12") is the most simplistic, cheapest and fastest changer possible. It was very successful and produced from 1932 to at least 1939.

Yes!

Hallo,

Dieses Leichtgewicht- Head-Set von 1949 sieht schon sehr modern aus - ich hätte es nicht auf diese Zeit datiert.

Telex 1949

Dieser professionelle Audio-Tester würde das 1949er Headset bestimmt im Blindtest erkennen:

Wie sonst?

Oder siehst Du Augen?

Gruß Hape!

Die Aussage

Hard to swallow

..glaub' ich dem Herrn auf's Wort.

Und dann 30 Jahre später das BONE FONE

Weiß der Geier warum sich das nicht durchgesetzt hat



Bone Fone - 1980

A new concept in sound technology may revolutionize the way we listen to stereo music.

You’re standing in an open field. Suddenly there’s music from all directions. Your bones resonate as if you’re listening to beautiful stereo music in front of a powerful home stereo system.

But there’s no radio in sight and nobody else hears what you do. It’s an unbelievable experience that will send chills through your body when you first hear it.

AROUND YOU

And nobody will know you’re listening to a stereo. The entire sound system is actually draped around you like a scarf and can be hidden under a jacket or worn over clothes.

The Bone Fone is actually an AM/FM stereo multiplex radio with its speakers located near your ears. When you tune in a stereo station, you get the same stereo separation you’d expect from earphones but without the bulk and inconvenience. And you also get something you won’t expect.

INNER EAR BONES

The sound will also resonate through your bones-all the way to the sensitive bones of your inner ear. It’s like feeling the vibrations of a powerful stereo system or sitting in the first row listening to a symphony orchestra-it’s breathtaking.

Now you can listen to beautiful stereo music everywhere-not just in your living room. Imagine walking your dog to beautiful stereo music or roller skating to a strong disco beat.

You can ride a bicycle or motorcycle, jog and even do headstands-the Bone Fone stays on no matter what the activity. The Bone Fone stereo brings beautiful music and convenience to every indoor and outdoor activity without disturbing those around you and without anything covering your ear.

SKI INVENTION

The Bone Fone was invented by an engineer who liked to ski. Every time he took a long lift ride, he noticed other skiers carrying transistor radios and cassette players and wondered if there was a better way to keep your hands free and listen to stereo music.

So he invented the Bone Fone stereo. When he put it around his neck, he couldn’t believe his ears. He was not only hearing the music and stereo separation, but the sound was resonating through his bones giving him the sensation of standing in front of a powerful stereo system.

AWARDED PATENT

The inventor took his invention to a friend who also tried it on. His friend couldn’t believe what he heard and at first thought someone was playing a trick on him.

The inventor was awarded a patent for his idea and brought it to JS&A. We took the idea and our engineers produced a very sensitive yet powerful AM/FM multiplex radio called the Bone Fone.

The entire battery-powered system is self-contained and uses four integrated circuits and two ceramic filters for high station selectivity. The Bone Fone weighs only 15 ounces, so when worn over your shoulders, the weight is not even a factor.

BUILT TO TAKE IT

The Bone Fone was built to take abuse. The large 70 millimeter speakers are protected in flexible water and crush resistant cases. The case that houses the radio itself is made of rugged ABS plastic with a special reinforcement system. We knew that the Bone Fone stereo may take a great deal of abuse so we designed it with the quality needed to withstand the worst treatment.

The Bone Fone stereo is covered with a sleeve made of Lycra Spandex-the same material used to make expensive swim suits, so it’s easily washable. You simply remove the sleeve, dip it in soapy water, rinse and let the sleeve dry. It’s just that easy. The entire system is also protected against damage from moisture and sweat making it ideal for jogging or bicycling.

The sleeve comes in brilliant Bone Fone blue-a color designed especially for the system. An optional set of four sleeves in orange, red, green and black is also available for $10. You can design your own sleeve using the pattern supplied free with the optional kit.

YOUR OWN SPACE

Several people could be in a car, each tuned to his own program or bring the Bone Fone to a ball game for the play by play. Cyclists, joggers, roller skaters, sports fans, golfers, housewives, executives-everybody can find a use for the Bone Fone. It’s the perfect gift.

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GET ONE SOON

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We’ll send you the entire Bone Fone stereo complete with four AA cell batteries, instructions, and 90-day limited warranty including our prompt service-by-mail address.

When you receive your unit, use it for two weeks. Take it with you to work, or wear it in your car. Take walks with it, ride your bicycle or roller skate with it. Let your friends try it out. If after our two-week free trial, you do not feel that the Bone Fone is the incredible stereo experience we’ve described, return it for a prompt and courteous refund, including your $2.50 postage and handling. You can’t lose and you’ll be the first to discover the greatest new space-age audio product of the year.

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Hallo,

Magnavox 1971

Hallo,

Beyerdynamic 1976

A|D|C

Hallo,

Sony 1970

Gute Einstellung - zu jeder Box eine hübsche Frau

Wieviel Boxen habe ich nochmal......

Hallo,

ja man sollte Single bleiben

sonst endet es dann so....jedenfalls in der SONY Werbung

Sony 1968

.......sorry muste sein !

Hallo,

Technics

Honeycomb Disc Speaker

futurelike: Technics SB-X500 speakers

© kijiji Ottawa

Hallo,

"Good-bye thread-up problems !"

3-M

Hallo,

hat sich früher finanziell durchaus gelohnt:

Heath Company - Heathkit

Hallo,

auch ganz nett

Hallo,

Heathkit hat auch recht teure Geräte angeboten:

Heathkit AR-1500A - 1972

Hallo,

Sony - 1970

Hallo,

Sherwood - 1965

Hallo,

Sherwood - 1965

Pioneer

Was es alles gab ..... Tape-Indx

Hallo,

AKAI

Hallo,

Recycling alter Werbespots

AMPEX - 1976

Hallo,

Panasonic Toot-A-Loop - 1972

Hallo,

Telefunken - 1970-71

Hallo,

Sony - 1964 !!!

Hallo,

Philco - 1961

Hallo,

Philco - 1959

Hallo,

Magnavox - 1971

und die LS-Kabel schön unterm Flokati verbuddelt....das gefällt den Frauen

Hallo,

Bell & Howell - 1971

"It´s hifi to go"

Hallo,

na endlich auch einmal ein....

Yamaha

Hallo,

DUAL - 1977/78

Aach, Dual. Mag ja sein, dass die Japaner technisch die Nase vorn hatten und/oder innovativer waren. Und vielleicht liegt's ja an meiner ersten (und immer noch funktionierenden) Stereoanlage. Aber: Aaach, Dual.

Am Rande: Die gezeigten Komponenten kamen m.W. erst Ende 1979 auf den Markt (klick und klick)

Hallo,

Kenwood

Ergebnis der Forschung und Entwicklung bei Grundig 1970:



Ein scharfes Gerät!

Da machte das Streben nach neuesten Erkenntnissen noch Spaß...

(Bei der Audiorama, oder wie sie heißt, natürlich. )

Philips 1972