Welcome new members!!
- electra225
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Welcome new members!!
Welcome new members "Deedee" and "Berkemo". We ask that you introduce yourselves on the Introduction board. We would like to know your interests and what consoles you have. Welcome aboard the friendliest forum on the internet. Join us and post often. 
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- William
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Re: Welcome new members!!
I would like to extend my welcome as well. Please dig into the forum. Read the posts and then please share your toys with us. We look forward to hearing from you and seeing photos of your toys. Welcome aboard!
Bill
Bill
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Re: Welcome new members!!
I'll say "hello" too. Sometimes it's hard being a newbie in groups like this. The oldsters of the group all seem acquainted and clique-ish. We really aren't. It's fun having new people share experiences and knowledge and asking questions so we can puff ourselves up and feel brilliant when we answer. For me, at least, photos are always welcome, and comments about how various devices sound.
Chris Campbell
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Re: Welcome new members!!
Welcome, I hope we can help with tech issues. Some of us started out long before the internet, thinking nobody else was impressed by this great old electronics.
I started out with a Fisher, Motorola 3-channel, then RCA ....working on Zenith and Magnavox for dealers back when the old folks still played records during the holidays. Oddly, after having some good components through the 80s and beyond, these old tube units sound incredible.
I started out with a Fisher, Motorola 3-channel, then RCA ....working on Zenith and Magnavox for dealers back when the old folks still played records during the holidays. Oddly, after having some good components through the 80s and beyond, these old tube units sound incredible.
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