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RetroTech UK (NVCF) Some photos
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Re: RetroTech UK (NVCF) Some photos
You're very welcome, glad you enjoyed them. Now, why do they appear upside down when they're correct to start with and correct when you click on each image? Hmmmmm........
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Re: RetroTech UK (NVCF) Some photos
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Re: RetroTech UK (NVCF) Some photos
Nice upside-down photos! (I have the same problem whenever I post photos here). The fair seems mostly directed to radios and associated electronics, but there were some interesting gramophones. I liked in particular the Monarch with the large silver horn, very imposing! Also interesting to see reel-to-reel recorders for sale - they were a mandatory component in every serious audiophile system in the sixties and seventies, and seem to have vanished even from the nostalgia zone nowadays.
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Re: RetroTech UK (NVCF) Some photos
Yes, it is a fayre run by the British Vintage Wireless Society (BVWS) so there is a radio and electronics bias, definitely. I'm not sure what the silver horn you're referring to is? If its the Cockleshell Monarch, it's actually a repro brass horn highly polished up.CarlosV wrote: Mon May 22, 2023 3:48 pm Nice upside-down photos! (I have the same problem whenever I post photos here). The fair seems mostly directed to radios and associated electronics, but there were some interesting gramophones. I liked in particular the Monarch with the large silver horn, very imposing! Also interesting to see reel-to-reel recorders for sale - they were a mandatory component in every serious audiophile system in the sixties and seventies, and seem to have vanished even from the nostalgia zone nowadays.
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Re: RetroTech UK (NVCF) Some photos
Great photographs !
I think I saw a nice grey HMV 101 and maybe a dark blue one too !
No minidisc players though ....
I think I saw a nice grey HMV 101 and maybe a dark blue one too !
No minidisc players though ....