I have one not quite as big - more like a Medium size D Player that don't work but the Radio does work
Is way better than this modern DAB Stuff which I bought in Tesco about 18 months back that don't work right on the Radio Stations and cuts out mid-song etc often!
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Every break dancing crew had to have a ghetto blaster... ours included
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I had to make do with a standard Bush radio cassette recorder instead (I started a Philips Roller cassette recorder thread on here a few years ago). The Noise Abatement Society would have sided with my "next-door-but-one" neighbour at the time, in which the number of decibels needed to be monitored closely when in use. A headphone socket was supplied of course.
Mind you, the hi-fi with its graphic equalizer which as a Christmas 1987 present (along with records and tapes to play on it) did almost the same job.
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Re: The Ghettoblaster
I had one or two Heather yeah. One was smaller and the other massive. I recall as well how people took to walking about with Ghettoblasters instead of Portable Cassette Players./ I never subscribed (or even thought of subscribing to the idea/trend) but so so wish I had now!
80sChav
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Re: The Ghettoblaster
absolutely!weighs a tonne too-problaly retailed for about £400 in 1984
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Re: The Ghettoblaster
Originally posted by stuckinthepast77 View Posthey twocky,no its a proper record player that pops out from the base of the unit on a motoralas it needs a new stylus and i cant find one!
That is big Stuckinthepast just like a CD tray but a massive one
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Re: The Ghettoblaster
just got a grundig party centre this morning,a 500 model,for 2 pound-needs lots of work but im up to the challenge
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