Okay bro let’s just keep this thread limited to the phonograph
What's Become Obsolete In The Last 25 Years?
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konceptjones
The one between three and three.
The Surprising Resurrection of the Vinyl Records Industry
In 2007, the vinyl records industry suddenly came roaring back to life after nearly disappearing. What caused this unusual reversal and what are the impacts?
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Vinyl records outsell CDs for the second year running
Some people will never give up a spinning disc.
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Stoned is the way of the walk.
I STILL HAVE A HOUSE PHONE.
Cassettes
“I StILL uSE CaSSeTtes”
Cassettes are actually having a vinyl like revival lol something like half a million were sold last year...
I dont see the point in it them though...
A collector item like the purple tape is one thing. But in general they are obsolete
I agree but they are on the rise for somereason... Nearly 500,000 cassettes were sold in the USA alone last year, add in worldwide like in UK and Japan I woudlnt be suprised if sales hit a million or more... Sales have been rising each year for the last decade...
The sound is alot better than the older cassettes too...
I guess the phone became the iPod, just with streaming (and music theyve digitally bought)... That coupled with the huge decline in physical media pretty much retired it overnight...
In order for the iPod to survive it needed people to buy CDs still...
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