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I remember being SO HAPPY when I got rid of all my cassette tapes and vinyl discs for CDs. I was an early adopter of digital and, to this day I don't regret it.
by glimshe 11mo ago
I remember being SO HAPPY when I got rid of all my cassette tapes and vinyl discs for CDs. I was an early adopter of digital and, to this day I don't regret it. There's no way I'm going back.
What's next? VHS?
- mistyvales 11mo agoTerror Vision releases modern movies on VHS.. $30+ a pop
- mauvehaus 11mo agoI put The Full Monty in a combo VHS/TV machine in a hostel a few years back, and was pleasantly surprised by how good it looked. Admittedly on, like, a 17" or 19" screen, but still. Turns out when you aren't trying to record 6 hours of video on a 2 hour tape from broadcast TV, the format performs pretty well. Yes, I lived through that. Star Trek marathons were the motivator for that. I could see dumber things happening.
- Acrobatic_Road 11mo ago>What's next? VHS? Yes, please! I've been thinking of starting a collection.
- 2000UltraDeluxe 11mo agoLots of tapes more or less being given away here. Check your local flea markets!
- asdff 11mo agoVHS is still the only way to watch the star wars you grew up with. Lucas lost his mind and started meddling with the finished product again in the DVD era.