Looking Round One Of The BIGGEST Vintage Electronics Markets In The World, Dongmyo SEOUL.
Feeling Retro
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At Feeling Retro we take a look at a wide range of vintage electronics, from sound systems to handheld cameras. Our videos are upload every Friday at 7pm so make sure you're subscribed for a new piece of history each week.
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Sony Stereo Cassette Deck TC-FX25
Sony Stereo Receiver STR-VX10L
Sony Turntable
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@clementgabriel6512 4 years ago (edited)
3:00 It's a Tube Amp, very rare and cool sound. The glass bulb contains vacuum electrodes. It is the ancestor of the transistor
@DJMacX 4 years ago (edited)
oh this silver Panasonic Boombox :D
In my old highschool in Austria, every classroom had one of exactly this model!
In my old highschool in Austria, every classroom had one of exactly this model!
@pegasus9280 5 years ago
Fascinating videos. Regarding the well-known brands (Technics, Sony, Panasonic, Philips, etc) - could we have some prices, please?
@DziadekOi 4 years ago
If You ever encounter something with a label UNITRA (Such as Unitra-Diora, Unitra-Eltra, Unitra-Fonica or Unitra-Radmor), please let me know. I always wondered how far did old polish audio travel ;)
@MarkRyanSchulz 5 years ago (edited)
That Panasonic 4-channel receiver is a pretty rare piece from the first attempt at surround sound called Quadraphonic.
@thomasmoore5346 5 years ago
Pirate Dan I was stationed in Korea at camp hovey back in 1987, I bought a super jumbo boom box that radio Raheem used in the movie do the right thing, I’ve been searching here in the USA for one with no luck, when you were in the that huge vintage audio shop I seen some very nice Sansui receivers, when you were comparing the buttons of the Yamaha receiver and the Sansui one that Sansui looked like a 771 very desirable, by the way I love your videos, takes me back to being a young man in the military, thanks for all the wonderful videos, it has changed so much since 1987
@patrickscaia9335 4 years ago
I remember a lot of those from the seventies. Some of the larger am/fm tuners had a heavy tuning dial tha would spin across stations . They would bring in a lot of channels and great sound.
@RetroReminiscing 5 years ago
Id love to get through the screen and look around there! Thanks for your uploads, Im loving them
@uh1horc 5 years ago
Just found your channel. Just my topics. Subbed right away. Keep up the work great videos.
@oldgamecafe 5 years ago (edited)
3:18 i have that micro JVC beauty UX-H30, it's so nice, has a beautiful sound and beautiful speakers, is one of my favorites in my collection, i remember one similar that appears in a famous Korean movie called The eye
@thebuckwheatchannel5744 5 years ago
RE: "tube amplifier". Look up Radford amplifier, made in Britain and the first open source device. You could buy it or buy the drawings. I built two 100 watt RMS pure class A in 1984 and still use them, one per channel.
Looking Round One Of The BIGGEST Vintage Electronics Markets In The World, Dongmyo SEOUL.
Feeling Retro
128,180 views
At Feeling Retro we take a look at a wide range of vintage electronics, from sound systems to handheld cameras. Our videos are upload every Friday at 7pm so make sure you're subscribed for a new piece of history each week.
#Sony #VintageElectronics #Review
Sony Stereo Cassette Deck TC-FX25
Sony Stereo Receiver STR-VX10L
Sony Turntable