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 Post subject: Re: Thrift store finds ... from treasures to white elephants
PostPosted: 16 Nov 2015, 20:49 
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I was in Nottingham (UK) this weekend, went out to visit a book shop, on the way there I visited a record shop and general used goods shop in Mansfield Road (didn't note the shop name) that had a few laserdiscs, of which I ended up buying

Crystal Triangle NTSC. Crystal Triangle (1987) [ID2205CT]
11 Harrowhouse PAL. 11 Harrowhouse (1974) [1196-70]

Got the two for a fiver, which seemed reasonable. They had three others, can't remember titles, plus a few CED discs, if anyone else is in the area.

On my way back I went into another shop selling second-hand stuff and got five DVDs for a fiver, nothing wonderful but some anime etc. Annoyingly I didn't find anything I wanted in the book shop itself, but the disks more than made up for it.
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 Post subject: Re: Thrift store finds ... from treasures to white elephants
PostPosted: 06 Dec 2015, 20:00 
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A Texas Instruments TI-84Plus Graphic Calculator. Got it for £4 in a charity shop, sold it on eBay for £46. They aren't rare or anything, they just cost a LOT more new for some reason. I was a bit surprised, but I'm sure as hell not complaining.
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 Post subject: Re: Thrift store finds ... from treasures to white elephants
PostPosted: 13 Dec 2021, 16:02 
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Went to a thrift shop with a friend and came across this DVD player in the electronics section. Didn't think much of it at first, until I saw this on the face of it:

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Haven't tested it out yet, but I wonder if it would be best to play HDCD's on this one through the analog outs or through the HDMI?
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 Post subject: Re: Thrift store finds ... from treasures to white elephants
PostPosted: 21 Dec 2021, 03:33 
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elahrairrah wrote:
Went to a thrift shop with a friend and came across this DVD player in the electronics section. Didn't think much of it at first, until I saw this on the face of it:

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Haven't tested it out yet, but I wonder if it would be best to play HDCD's on this one through the analog outs or through the HDMI?

Shocking! I just purchased a Toshiba Dual-DVD/CD/HDCD player with the original remote and some rather high-end S-Video and Stereo RCA Audio cables for $9.95 last week Wednesday (December 15th). Had a bunch of HDCDs already I've bought over the years and tested it as soon as I got it home. My unit doesn't have HDMI output, so just used the RCA cables, but can't imagine there being any negatives to piping the audio through via HDMI.
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 Post subject: Re: Thrift store finds ... from treasures to white elephants
PostPosted: 21 Dec 2021, 03:41 
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Another vote for Patton, it's a very interesting film.



.....& another vote for it.

This is much more than your average war movie.

It is very well made & George C. Scott is superb in the role.

Definitely worth powering up your player for.

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It's sad to think that a man like Patton would never be allowed to advance their career in the U.S. Military today. He was quite the eccentric character, and the filmscore/soundtrack of that movie is amazing.
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