This post is dedicated to my friend Albert Porter. He values high fidelity sounds more than any other human I've known.
This particular stereo (from Nakumatt) values the visual aspect a bit more than the sound quality. If my bandwidth were higher, I would have inserted a video of the stereo - imagine the lurid color circles around each speaker cone pulsing in time with the beat. The sound? Imagine a transistor radio times 100.
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Nice find!!!
You should comment at JKE's blog: he too loves NakuMatt kitsch ...
Love the blog BTW, I spent Friday catching up with everything you ever posted.
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