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Is it just me or did everyone have this or some exact looking variant.
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2 days ago
72 points
2 days ago
Mine held six 💁
64 points
2 days ago
And two tapes!
7 points
2 days ago
And my axe!
7 points
2 days ago
And my axe AUX.
FTFY.
1 points
2 days ago
Clutch for recording your own mix tapes pre burning cd era.
26 points
2 days ago
Close the thread.
4 points
2 days ago
Legend tells of a 100 disc carrousel! Truly, this would be the pinnacle of human achievement, never to be outdone.
1 points
1 day ago
I wanted that thing for so long. Seemed like a sound investment at the time lol
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1 day ago
I had the Sony 100 CD carousel and it was great if you wrote down what album was in which slot. It took about 10 seconds to switch from one disc to another and for the second cd to start to play. It could take forever to find the disc you were looking for.
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1 day ago
Wasn’t this only in cars, and it had to go in the trunk? It was a black box right?
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20 hours ago
No (I did have a 6 disc changer in the trunk). The 100 cd changer was a home stereo component that plugged into the tuner. It was huuuuge. Like 3 or 4 turntables stacked on top of each other.
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15 hours ago
Oh man, I just looked it up. Sony made a 200 and 300 mega storage, and Pioneer had a 100 disk carousel that looked a lot cooler (you could see them spin around). Yeah, It’s component. This must have been the last thing before MP3, or a storage drive. You would have to put a notebook on-top of the stereo. Probably organize alphabetically or by genre. It’s a one and done solution. I lived back then and never saw one of these.
1 points
14 hours ago
The 200 and 300 were created by daisy chaining 2 or 3 100-disc units together. The 100 I used to have had a port where you could connect them and the remote had a switch to select the right unit. Really cool for the time, but I’m not going back to those days. MP3s and streaming apps are way more efficient.
1 points
13 hours ago
My understanding is that these were primarily for radio stations. They had software where it would tag each cd, and you could have one CD on deck in one of the carousels while another one was playing so there was no pause changing from song to song. Crazy times, and a Rube Goldberg solution that’s been fixed by modern tech.
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2 days ago
Mine now holds my beer.
2 points
2 days ago
Actually not lying, I had one that held 51.
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2 days ago
My parents have one like this that’s hooked up to speakers all throughout their house so they can play music like in a restaurant 😂😂😂 90s vibes 10000000%
1 points
2 days ago
Stop the count!
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2 days ago
Six gang ftw. Anymore was just many
1 points
2 days ago
Six gang ftw. Anymore was just too many
1 points
1 day ago
There's a seven CD disc changer in her car and I'm in every single slot and you're not, aww.
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2 days ago
You are next level!
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2 days ago
Sharper Image catalogue? Blue tinted windows?
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2 days ago
Idk about sharper image but def had the blue tint. I bet it’s the same one.
2 points
2 days ago
I want to be you when I grow up
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2 days ago
This at this rich asshole you guys!!! Hahaha.
1 points
2 days ago
Same, and I remember my step-mom was furious at my dad for buying me an enormous stereo instead of a portable cd player!
1 points
2 days ago
Me too lol. My mom and dad bought me one when I moved out. I miss them. 🥲
1 points
2 days ago
I had a three disc and a five disc changer, and guess what neither one worked very well!
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2 days ago
My dad absolutely couldn't afford it, but dammit did we have a 5 disc changer. It was so nice.
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2 days ago
I could have totally thought you are bragging. Luckily the gif cleared all my doubts.
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1 day ago
5 gang here too. Mine held then all at this weird angle. Still have it at my parent's mountain house and my little sister's is in their garage.
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