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.

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

Am I the only one still using a clock radio alarm?
Am I the only one still using a clock radio alarm?
Now THAT I have not seen. Kinda belongs in the "Nobody asked for" thread though...How about an 8-Track AM FM Clock Radio?
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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.![]()
Nope. Still the easiest way. I try not to be tethered to my phone 24/7.
I'm in; I haven't been without a clock/radio since the late-'70s:I'm still using one.
Because let's face it...there just aren't enough clubs on TalkBass!No offense to @FilterFunk or anyone else of course!I thinks we can agree that clock radios in any form are not “Things we don’t see anymore “!
None taken...I see and hear my clock/radio every morning!No offense to @FilterFunk or anyone else of course!![]()
Now the alarm? I rarely use it…I’m retired.I thinks we can agree that clock radios in any form are not “Things we don’t see anymore “!
Now the alarm? I rarely use it…I’m retired.

Does that make you the shy, retiring type?I'm not alarmed by your comment at all.![]()
I think that's great!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.
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.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 love the idea of having something around that's purely mechanical - not electric or electronic; no bits, bytes or microchips.