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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3

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Had that one until about five years ago, it was buzzing when turned off so got rid of it.

Think the uranium was finally leaking out of it. :atoz:
 
Am I the only one still using a clock radio alarm?

Nope, I have one. A am/fm radio/cd/alarm. I don’t use the alarm anymore…retired…

No, I still have one, but it's a Sony HD radio receiver.

The old Realistic I posted is a relic/spare that stays around "just in case." Also, because it has blue digits, which were quite unusual back then. :thumbsup:

Nope. Still the easiest way. I try not to be tethered to my phone 24/7.

I'm still using one.
I'm in; I haven't been without a clock/radio since the late-'70s:
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Should we start a club?:woot: Because let's face it...there just aren't enough clubs on TalkBass!;)

I'm also partial to wall clocks (with hands) and wall calendars.
 
Call me a geezer, I still have two clock in my house that have to get wound several days per week. One is over 100 years old.
I think that's great!

I love the idea of having something around that's purely mechanical - not electric or electronic; no bits, bytes or microchips.
 
I think that's great!

I love the idea of having something around that's purely mechanical - not electric or electronic; no bits, bytes or microchips.
that's why I was driving my '66 Ghia this morning. I had throttle problems during the week. A can of WD-40 and a screwdriver and it was fixed.