The guy in the green shirt is a windbag, but the video is still interesting from the standpoint of all the stuff there. There is a lot of stuff I have never seen before. I didn't know Audiovox was worth anything. Wasn't that a cheap dime store brand? I know you could buy Audiovox audio equipment in auto parts stores.
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The shop in that video is an enlarged version of the record-store equipment room i visited the other day. So much cool stuff....
Audiovox was a respectable, mid-range brand, I think. Seems to me the FM adapters for AM car radios that are sitting in the trunk of my Chevy are Audiovox, and they were not junk. Not as competent as later stereo car audio equipment, and mono, but they worked fairly well.
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Audiovox was a respectable, mid-range brand, I think. Seems to me the FM adapters for AM car radios that are sitting in the trunk of my Chevy are Audiovox, and they were not junk. Not as competent as later stereo car audio equipment, and mono, but they worked fairly well.
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