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Radio Shack 8 track tape deck commercial

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Uploaded by on Aug 7, 2007

Circa 1970s

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  • I'm puzzled at how Radio Shack is still in business.

  • It sucks when you are old enough to have bought Led Zeppelin IV, 5 times(record, eight track, cassette, cd, and mp3)! Haha!

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  • That's way better than the turntable on my dashboard. Count me in!

  • For $29.95 gotta get me one

  • Hos the fuck whit talcing about fucking CDs 8 tracks have always bean the best sistem on the Market iv got lots of 8 tracks tapes and players and real to real fuck CDs you fucking moron

  • Anyone who has taste in cars that eclectic can't be all bad.

  • And that was like paying $500. in today's money for a 3 watt sound system, neat.

  • @soupdujur Keep telling yourself that. For most of us with normally priced stereos, vinyl always sounded like crap. For 99% of us CDs gave us far better audio than what we had at home for the average needle drop. CD didn't take over because it sounded worse, for most of us with department store grade audio equipment, cd was a HUGE step up!

  • @Navdan87

    every thing sounds better on vinyl (record), it is true

  • @marcotor949 yeah i never got why radio shack started selling cell phones i think only cell phone places should sell cell phones

  • @ThePaddyjoejr1 I've got 3 portable radios and 4 home systems. I don't want to be one of those people on Hoarders.

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