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About OldSchoolRetroGamer

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  • Birthday 02/11/1968

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    aka MaximumRD !😎 "Lets get our whack on!"😜
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    Kelowna, B.C. CANADA
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    Classic Gaming & Computing Hobbyist and MORE!

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    NintendoDS/Gameboy AdvanceSP/ Xbox / Nintendo Wii/ GP2X WIZ/ GP2X Caanoo/ Dingoo A320/ Sony PS1/ Sony PS2 (one Phat and one SLIM)/ Gamecube/ Dreamcast/ Sega Satun/ Sega CDX/ CDi/ 3DO/ Sega Genesis model 1/ Sega Master System/ FC Mobile II/ PS1 (Original and SLIM)/ YINLIPS YDPG18/ Colecovision/ Intellivision II/ PSP/ Ti99a/ Atari 5200/ Atari 7800/ Atari 2600 Jr./ Atari 1040ste/ Atari 1040stf/ Commodore 64/ Commodore C64/ Super Nintendo/ NEO GEO CD/ N64 - PLUS a pretty decent Desktop and an average laptop.

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  1. OldSchoolRetroGamer

    How can 30-year-old receivers sound better than new ones? http://www.cnet.com/news/how-can-30-year-old-receivers-sound-better-than-new-ones/

    1. Bryan

      Bryan

      Because, back in the day, receivers were sold to enthusiasts who actually researched their purchases. Today, people just look for a low price and click 'buy'.

    2. Nutsy Doodleheimer

      Nutsy Doodleheimer

      My dad has the Phase Linears from 1976 or 1977. And let me tell you... They are the best!!!

    3. sramirez2008

      sramirez2008

      Thanks for the link.

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