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SeleniumFalcon wrote: »

Here's photo of conductor Arthur Fielder and Paul Klipsch with a Klipsch speaker that was being given to Mr. Fiedler as part of an advertising campaign.

... and, of course, later in life, he'd be shilling umm, I mean representing the hifi products of a (once) local Boston concern.



He inherited that mantle from no less a luminary than... Lester Lanin.


https://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/flipbook/1973_radioshack_catalog.html?fb3d-page=90

In all seriousness, I loved Fiedler's iteration of the Pops -- as did my parents.

The Lafayette RK-D50 was my first home cassette deck. I paid $50.00 or $75.00 used
when it was a couple of years old. It worked well for several years until I
upgraded to a Technics RS-M270X with dbx. It had a wired remote.
My brother still has it. Photos from the web.

That's excellent!!

Sorry. Out of stock. Just 45 and 7.62

audioluvr wrote: »

Sorry. Out of stock. Just 45 and 7.62

They actually had a entire pallet of 7.62x39mm on the floor. You need some? I prefer 7.62x54mm.

OleBoot wrote: »

WTF??

The debate is over.

DSC_0315 by Mark Hardy, on Flickr

I had shoes like those growing up.

{That explains a lot}

....I heard that....

NotaSuv wrote: »

I wonder if that's "Old 666" the most heavily armed B17 in the Pacific.

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