Vintage and rare electronics. Early 2000s, 90s, 80s and 70s television broadcasts. Stereo microcassette, high capacity floppy disk, vintage computing, D-VHS, CVC Microvideo cassette, Quasar VX, Sanyo V-Cord2, Cartrivision...etc.

Demonstrations, comparisons, history, original prices, repair and maintenance. I do not do 30 second dialog free slideshows, I give you the works. Watch yourself, my videos run long.

This is my hobby. I am not a professional but I do try my best and I always pour my heart out. No oscilloscope or tape baking needed here. No sponsors, no commercials, no fancy transitions. No trade secrets. Just good old fashioned hands-on oxide nostalgia.

I consider myself a collector. I have no official certificate that states so. If you collect then congratulations you are a collector.

This is not rocket science or brain surgery. If you know how to repair a VHS machine there is no reason why you should not be able to repair anything magnetic ribbon based.