Bob W wrote:
Bob W wrote:
I do have some Sony things. A 14" TV that visitors laugh at
because it is
old and apparently very out-dated - it's a 1996 model if I remember
correctly. I also have a stereo system which includes a
cassette deck and an
MD player, but it also has a CD player, which is quite
convenient. Young
people find it very amusing, just as I did when I stayed
with a great aunt
who still played 78s on a wind-up gramophone with a horn.
I have a non-Sony digital radio-cum-MP3 player as well,
which is probably
the most modern amusement device in the house, but the MP3
player can only
fit an album-and-a-half into its memory, so it's really not
all that useful
considering I bought it for long train journeys.
Somewhere towards the bottom of my priority list for
discretionary spending
is 'get a better TV and stuff'.
If "better" = "bigger" I have a 26" Toshiba CRT that I refuse
to throw
out as it is perfectly functional. As my "don't throw
anything out that
is still functional when the outlaws insist on us having their newer
(but usually inferior) item, so that they will eventually understand
that it is not a good idea to be changing things like TVs every nine
months" policy seems to be failing, it's yours for the asking. I'm
drowning in nearly-new household goods. Have a set-top digibox to go
with it, too.
Thanks for the kind offer, Mike. But 26" is more than I can take. The
maximum size for any TV in this little house is 20". Because the house is so
small I also want a flat screen whenever I get round to sorting it all out.
Probably Sony.
I'll probably have one in a week or two.......
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