changing my rooms theme

[1980'slover]

im starting to get into late 1980's to early 1990's stuff so im taking down my tv, record player, stereo, vcr, cd player and alarm clock and replacing them with either late 1980's or early 1990's. after all i was born in the 1990's, plus i grew up with 1990's music

 

[stuwee]

Nooooooooooo

 

[Fisher-Dave]

Be sure to add a Fisher RS-Z1. Looks wild, nice sounding and 150 WPC to pound the 90's tunes through the floor

 

[zman]

I don`t get it????
I was a teen in the 70`s and we had records and TV and stereo back then.
It sounds like your stripping your home of all audio.
Please reply with your intent.
No audio is not acceptable here. I think?

 

[vinyldavid]

im starting to get into late 1980's to early 1990's stuff so im taking down my tv, record player, stereo, vcr, cd player and alarm clock and replacing them with either late 1980's or early 1990's. after all i was born in the 1990's, plus i grew up with 1990's music

Get a Sony STR-AV1070 receiver. VERY ninties, and good sound. Also, it has some cool EQ stuff in it....Also, LOUD LOUD LOUD.

 

[1980'slover]

heres a really big question ive been wondering, should i stick with 1980's things or go for late 80's early 90's?

 

[kermit z]

Personally, I would stick with 80's stuff. Late 80s and early 90's would be easier to find but then it would not seem so cool.

 

[wiredbecker]

Personally I would seek the highest quality gear available at an affordable price regardless of age. Do your research, be patient and you will be amazed at what you discover.

 

[stuwee]

How many rooms in your house can you take over!How about one for every decade?? Starting with the 50's, noe that would be cool:thmbsp:

Craig

 

[1980'slover]

i think i will go with late 1980's early 1990's for now

 

[winters860]

The kids of today should defend themselves against the 80's.

I myself had hoped we'd skip right over 80's nostalgia and cut right to pining for the 90's.

/still nostalgic for the 60's and 70's
//born in 1983

 

[RayW]

The kids of today should defend themselves against the 80's.

I myself had hoped we'd skip right over 80's nostalgia and cut right to pining for the 90's.

/still nostalgic for the 60's and 70's
//born in 1983

Nah, the 80's were happy. Looking back shows them to be corny, goofy, and at times just plain weird, but happy. The 90's were all Kurt Cobain squawling about how terrible life was and the music went all whiny.

How can you complain about 80's nostalgia when you have ET (1982) and Michael Jackson (the king of 80's pop) in your avatar?

Ray

 

[1980'slover]

heres another question, should i stay with 1980's stuff? or should o go for late 1980's early 1990's?

 

[winters860]

How can you complain about 80's nostalgia when you have ET (1982) and Michael Jackson (the king of 80's pop) in your avatar?

I'm a bundle of contradictions!

 

[jimfet]

Don't forget to grow a mullet.

 

[RayW]

I'm a bundle of contradictions!

Obivously! :thmbsp:

Ray

 

[MarkAnderson]

im starting to get into late 1980's to early 1990's stuff so im taking down my tv, record player, stereo, vcr, cd player and alarm clock and replacing them with either late 1980's or early 1990's. after all i was born in the 1990's, plus i grew up with 1990's music

heres a really big question ive been wondering, should i stick with 1980's things or go for late 80's early 90's?

i think i will go with late 1980's early 1990's for now

heres another question, should i stay with 1980's stuff? or should o go for late 1980's early 1990's?

Holy crap.

 

[titanstats]

Don't forget to grow a mullet.

:lmao:

 

[RaymondLeggs]

He's going to the Dark Side BPC!