Gonna stick one of these in the boot of my car 😎 Absolutely fascinating technology, shame rubber belts have virtually all perished on all this nice 90s tech.
@@BudgetBuildsOfficial RIP your Oasis CDs 🙁 All those scratches 🙁 I can still remember burning new mixes once a month before anti-skip became popular and even then every few months 😂
Proper replacements are pretty easy to find on ebay. Using rubber bands is a stupid solution and can permanently break things. Stretching improperly sized belts over parts like that can burn the motors out and ruin bearings. They where not made to take lateral force
New GHG upload, today was a good day. I get you with the nostalgia of simpler times, when I first started watching your videos life was completely different. Cheers dude
For real... i miss your videos... i really feel a bit sad when you drop that video like 2 years ago, but is life...we need to move on... and so you did it... i just have the same passion to old tech and most of it i kept because your channel...it inspire me to keep collecting and make them work again....all while i listen to a particular convenience store music enjoying a good cup of tea... cheers mate!
I am so happy to see new video from you! The atmosphere in your videos is so welcoming that i feel like home. The way that videos are filmed and edited adds to that. I also like that every product that you show has its story. The nostalgia is strong here for the good old days when tinkering with tech was just a way of passing time.
Last video I ever saw was 3 years ago. Can't believe I remembered your light house pc build and found your channel again! Loving the video quality as always, makes me comfortable like watching some anime back in the 2000s
This was one of the earliest youtube channels I was into when I was 13 years old. I'm now halfway through college. Love to see that you're still uploading and thanks for the memories!
Watched you back when time was simple too. Things in my life have gotten way complicated but watching you brings me at ease. Was never a tea guy back then but I am now so I can finally enjoy a cup a tea while watching your videos. Hope all is well. Love the video!
"when life was as simple as spending time with the people I loved, and taking an entire afternoon to tinker with an old piece of tech" hit me so hard in the feels. I wasn't even having a rough day or anything but that line has me almost in tears. A time is coming where life will be that simple again for you. Hang in there until then. It might be in this life when you're very old, spending time with grandkids and that sort of thing, and then coming home and tinkering, or it might be in the next life. Either way, those days are not over. Thank you for your beautiful videos.
Green ham gaming uploading is like a special occasion for me, it always makes my week, or even my entire month! Glad to see some love for CDs, I've been collecting them for a while now, and have about 350 or so
I love these things so much. I see them cheap at the thrift store or even being chucked in the e-waste disposal which is where I'll grab them then donate them to the thrift store to keep them in use a little longer.
I have two of these units, a 200 disc, and a 400 disc variant. They are both full, and are data linked together so that I can shuffle play across all 600 discs. Their output goes through a Cambridge audio Dacmagic, and they sound fantastic. I've owned them for 20 years now.
love you man, you got me into building pc's at a young age. my first build was inspired by your videos, it was an older optiplex which i then swapped a q6600, 8gb off ddr3 and a gtx 750ti. It felt like i had a sleeper of a pc just from the looks compared to the performance. i was so proud of myself thanks to you. I recently built my new setup (i5 9400f, rtx 2060, 16gb ddr4) and i had your channel on my mind the whole time. Your channel is very unique with the content you produce, you hit a niche market and you thrive, i can't wait for your next upload!
My dad's had one of these for just over a decade now and he's a man with a thousand CD's in every room and has huge filing cabinets ordered alphabetically and orders the actual draws/cabinets by era and genre sometimes. This CD stacker has been amazing for him, it's like an everchanging 300 album playlist which he puts on shuffle knowing it'll always be something he hasn't heard in a while and will be pleasant because he's been replacing the most listened to CD's in the machine. It's amazing for anyone who loves music but doesn't want to go through the effort of learning about technology or doesn't want to pay for Spotify. Best bit is he's never had a belt issue with the unit... Touch wood
Yes, we inherited one of these from one of our parents, full? of his CD's which I have yet to play. Somewhere I have a legend dutifully logged by Ralphie (thankyou) but it is hardly full. I am thinking that these were mainly for venues, shops ? that play stream music all day long? Or maybe just for ne3rds like us who still love our CD's and can't bear to discard them!
Not sure how many exactly but my dad has what can be best described as a wall of cd’s but the preferred method is either going to search for the disc which has been ordered by alphabetical surname or stream from the nas
I own that same model ! ( and the 200 one as well) It's a great alternative to listen to your old CDs "in the flesh" And yes. I filled both systems with original CDs bought between 1994 -2010
My grandparents had a CD changer like this. It had a window on top so you could see all of CDs inside. It wasn't full, but if it could fit their record collection they easily would have filled it.
Thank you for this! I was born around 2000 so I grew up around CD Technology but it was pretty much phased out by the time I was 10. I bought many CDs and many portable CD Players, but I entirely forgot about these CD Stackers. This video was a really fun watch
The older I grow, the more appreciation I gain for music and listening to complete projects from artists. A big part of this is my love for collecting vinyl, the format is impractical and a complete pain in the arse, but can sound amazing, there is something very rewarding about it, but with vinyl prices higher than they've been for almost 20 years, I've found myself buying a lot of CDs recently (mainly used one thrifted as they're so cheap and you can find a lot of great stuff, often a lot better than used records). My current setup for playing them is an old Blu-Ray player attached via optical to my (very similar to yours) Yamaha cinema receiver, it works but is pretty slow and this video has reminded me to get a decent CD player, maybe not something like this though lmao. While I've been studying away from home I've just been using my Xbox One - not very practical at all, I only use it for stuff I can't stream in decent quality. Great video and a very interesting piece of kit, always good to hear from you Tim.
should've done some Greenmarks on this puppy! I need to know how many spins per second this baby can put out in ten different CDs jokes aside, welcome back GHG! your videos are always a delight
I really loved the way you credited the music used in the video at the end (graphically and the QRCodes). Everything in your videos are worth the waiting for the uploads. God Bless.
Great to see another of your chilled tech vids. In response to your question I think my parents would have over 100 cds, doubt it's 300 but never doubted them
It's 5 am right now and I just randomly remembered this channel due to how awesome your videos have always been. I have one of these stackers, they are awesome although I'll admit.... I never put more than 10 CDs in it at a time. I also got my friend one with a broken belt for cheap, and he uses it much more than me along with the CD text features. Even though I don't really want to use my unit as intended I really want one of the Blu-ray players they made which uses a similar large disk carousel. I definitely wouldn't use it enough or keep many discs in it but It would be a really cool gimmick IMO.
I miss seeing your videos. Would love to see you regiew more tech. More old pcs more old crts and more old audio. I have over 500 cds and could fill it up. Almost bought one for 50 bucks a year ago because of it.
These look so cool, I don't need one (I have so many HIFI CD players) but I'd just get one for decoration purposes. Always use rubber belts for replacing snapped ones, normal rubber bands won't last long at all.
I would love to track down one of these. I started collecting CDs about 3 years ago. I have 200+ currently and expanding. I have a 25 Disc Pioneer CD Stacker from 1996 but would love one that could fit my entire collection. Didn't even know they existed until I found this video.
I’m glad that your pc’s don’t force smoke anymore😅 speaking of which have you seen the film “thank you for smoking” really good satire movie staring that guy who was two face in the dark knight
Great video! I have a little over 400 CDs myself, but I actually rip them to my PC and copy the files to my phone. I just like having the physical formats of my music. I started collecting CDs when it was the only way to listen to music in my old car.
It's always a good day whenever GHG uploads.
True dat
good days must be extremely rare then
Year you mean?
Sakib
Gonna stick one of these in the boot of my car 😎
Absolutely fascinating technology, shame rubber belts have virtually all perished on all this nice 90s tech.
They don't have anti-skip 😂
Zoomers don't know how old tech works 😂😂😂
You'll scratch your discs to hell and back
@@philcooper9225 I know my Oasis CDs pretty well, I’ll fill in the blanks 😂
@@BudgetBuildsOfficial RIP your Oasis CDs 🙁
All those scratches 🙁
I can still remember burning new mixes once a month before anti-skip became popular and even then every few months 😂
Mine work mighty fine.
Check it out
ua-cam.com/video/WDK_1D12FJ8/v-deo.html
Proper replacements are pretty easy to find on ebay. Using rubber bands is a stupid solution and can permanently break things. Stretching improperly sized belts over parts like that can burn the motors out and ruin bearings. They where not made to take lateral force
One of the more underappreciated and underrated youtubers out there imo been watching since 2016, thx for the new upload
Agreed
He's honestly the LEMMiNO of tech UA-camrs.
@@JasonBoon02 definitly of that vein
Crazy hes only made 12 videos since 2016
When the world need more Retro Gaming content, Green Ham Gaming returns to UA-cam once again
It's a beautiful day to see GHG returns
New GHG upload, today was a good day. I get you with the nostalgia of simpler times, when I first started watching your videos life was completely different. Cheers dude
For real... i miss your videos... i really feel a bit sad when you drop that video like 2 years ago, but is life...we need to move on... and so you did it... i just have the same passion to old tech and most of it i kept because your channel...it inspire me to keep collecting and make them work again....all while i listen to a particular convenience store music enjoying a good cup of tea... cheers mate!
I am so happy to see new video from you!
The atmosphere in your videos is so welcoming that i feel like home. The way that videos are filmed and edited adds to that. I also like that every product that you show has its story.
The nostalgia is strong here for the good old days when tinkering with tech was just a way of passing time.
Last video I ever saw was 3 years ago. Can't believe I remembered your light house pc build and found your channel again! Loving the video quality as always, makes me comfortable like watching some anime back in the 2000s
I always love coming back to this channel every 6 months or so. Always something great!
it's pretty cool when you recall how entertaining ghgtv videos were, you go on a nostalgia trip and he uploaded a week ago.
This was one of the earliest youtube channels I was into when I was 13 years old. I'm now halfway through college. Love to see that you're still uploading and thanks for the memories!
And he's here, finally... welcome home my child
Watched you back when time was simple too. Things in my life have gotten way complicated but watching you brings me at ease. Was never a tea guy back then but I am now so I can finally enjoy a cup a tea while watching your videos.
Hope all is well. Love the video!
"when life was as simple as spending time with the people I loved, and taking an entire afternoon to tinker with an old piece of tech" hit me so hard in the feels. I wasn't even having a rough day or anything but that line has me almost in tears.
A time is coming where life will be that simple again for you. Hang in there until then. It might be in this life when you're very old, spending time with grandkids and that sort of thing, and then coming home and tinkering, or it might be in the next life. Either way, those days are not over.
Thank you for your beautiful videos.
I had nearly recovered, and then the shot out of the window at the sunset got me. I know that place. Your videos feel like home.
great to see u still around and i always wanted one so badly
Green ham gaming uploading is like a special occasion for me, it always makes my week, or even my entire month! Glad to see some love for CDs, I've been collecting them for a while now, and have about 350 or so
I love these things so much. I see them cheap at the thrift store or even being chucked in the e-waste disposal which is where I'll grab them then donate them to the thrift store to keep them in use a little longer.
Been watching since like 2015 and love the videos still!
I have two of these units, a 200 disc, and a 400 disc variant. They are both full, and are data linked together so that I can shuffle play across all 600 discs. Their output goes through a Cambridge audio Dacmagic, and they sound fantastic. I've owned them for 20 years now.
Good to see you uploading again
love you man, you got me into building pc's at a young age. my first build was inspired by your videos, it was an older optiplex which i then swapped a q6600, 8gb off ddr3 and a gtx 750ti. It felt like i had a sleeper of a pc just from the looks compared to the performance. i was so proud of myself thanks to you. I recently built my new setup (i5 9400f, rtx 2060, 16gb ddr4) and i had your channel on my mind the whole time. Your channel is very unique with the content you produce, you hit a niche market and you thrive, i can't wait for your next upload!
My dad's had one of these for just over a decade now and he's a man with a thousand CD's in every room and has huge filing cabinets ordered alphabetically and orders the actual draws/cabinets by era and genre sometimes. This CD stacker has been amazing for him, it's like an everchanging 300 album playlist which he puts on shuffle knowing it'll always be something he hasn't heard in a while and will be pleasant because he's been replacing the most listened to CD's in the machine. It's amazing for anyone who loves music but doesn't want to go through the effort of learning about technology or doesn't want to pay for Spotify.
Best bit is he's never had a belt issue with the unit... Touch wood
Thank you for uploading again. Hope you are well dude.
It was very nice to see another upload from this channel. Been watching for a very long time
If they make a 4K Bluray stacker, I'd definitely fill it up :)
Holy Crap buddy, nice to see you sir.
I loved your videos. I still come back time to time, and now i realized there is a new one.
Edit: Thumbs up for High School Musical OST :D
I never knew this existed, but I am already in love. 250 more CDs to go, wish me luck!
Yes, we inherited one of these from one of our parents, full? of his CD's which I have yet to play. Somewhere I have a legend dutifully logged by Ralphie (thankyou) but it is hardly full. I am thinking that these were mainly for venues, shops ? that play stream music all day long? Or maybe just for ne3rds like us who still love our CD's and can't bear to discard them!
Not sure how many exactly but my dad has what can be best described as a wall of cd’s but the preferred method is either going to search for the disc which has been ordered by alphabetical surname or stream from the nas
I probably have enough CDs, yet still using a single disc Sony in my system. I enjoy the loading of the CD!
i like how tim just uploads a few times a year. every video is a special treat.
I really hope you keep uploading. I love your stuff.
I own that same model ! ( and the 200 one as well) It's a great alternative to listen to your old CDs "in the flesh" And yes. I filled both systems with original CDs bought between 1994 -2010
Woah, suddenly a new video from my favourite channel!!
totally agree
I WAS JUST REWATCHING MY FAVORITE GHG VIDEOS WHAT
My grandparents had a CD changer like this. It had a window on top so you could see all of CDs inside.
It wasn't full, but if it could fit their record collection they easily would have filled it.
Thanks for the upload sir, im glad you are still uploading. Been watching for almost ten years!
I was thinking about this channel yesterday and checking the channel to see if a new video was uploaded. I got the notification today. Thanks.
Thank you for this! I was born around 2000 so I grew up around CD Technology but it was pretty much phased out by the time I was 10. I bought many CDs and many portable CD Players, but I entirely forgot about these CD Stackers. This video was a really fun watch
It’s been months since the last upload and once again GHG delivers with studio quality content, something that other UA-camrs don’t put out
Nice unit ..not only do I have 100s of CDs I have now a fully working Reel to Reel Akai tape deck ...
I'm so happy you're back making videos, please don't stop ❤
just looked at this channel with sadness today thinking it was dead! good to see your still around!
There are few things in the world sweeter than a GHG upload
I was literally thinking about your videos yesterday and then I wake up to a new one. What a wonderful surprise!
I could listen to this voice for hours!
One of my favorite notifications to see. Thank you for showing us another treasure, until next time!
I had one of these for DVD's. What a fantastic machine that was
My man! Been watching you since the beginning, keep it up!
Every upload from you makes me smile, thanks for these videos. I should send in my setup for Mailbox at some point.
You are back! Missing you tons
The legend returns with CompactDisc machines sure to astound and amaze.
Grab the cup of tea and beer, folks! Green Ham Gaming approaches!
I was looking forward to your next video we definitely miss you Tim
The older I grow, the more appreciation I gain for music and listening to complete projects from artists. A big part of this is my love for collecting vinyl, the format is impractical and a complete pain in the arse, but can sound amazing, there is something very rewarding about it, but with vinyl prices higher than they've been for almost 20 years, I've found myself buying a lot of CDs recently (mainly used one thrifted as they're so cheap and you can find a lot of great stuff, often a lot better than used records). My current setup for playing them is an old Blu-Ray player attached via optical to my (very similar to yours) Yamaha cinema receiver, it works but is pretty slow and this video has reminded me to get a decent CD player, maybe not something like this though lmao. While I've been studying away from home I've just been using my Xbox One - not very practical at all, I only use it for stuff I can't stream in decent quality. Great video and a very interesting piece of kit, always good to hear from you Tim.
Hi Sam :)
Seeing you again is a delightful surprise. Never left you, man.
holy shit, my dad has one of these that JUST died and he was looking to replace. looks like i’m gonna give this a shot first to see if it fixes it
I've been with this channel so long that I went from a cup of tea to beer being more my thing 😂
Hi, from time to time I wonder how you are doing, today was the day. Thanks for uploading.
Almost couldn't believe my eyes! Happy to see another upload. Long time viewer.
I'm so happy to see another upload from Green Ham Gaming, these videos he puts out always give out chill vibes.
ah yes Green Ham! So good to see/hear you again!
should've done some Greenmarks on this puppy! I need to know how many spins per second this baby can put out in ten different CDs
jokes aside, welcome back GHG! your videos are always a delight
I really loved the way you credited the music used in the video at the end (graphically and the QRCodes). Everything in your videos are worth the waiting for the uploads. God Bless.
Great to see another of your chilled tech vids. In response to your question I think my parents would have over 100 cds, doubt it's 300 but never doubted them
THE RETURN OF THE KING
Glad to see you're still here!
It's 5 am right now and I just randomly remembered this channel due to how awesome your videos have always been.
I have one of these stackers, they are awesome although I'll admit.... I never put more than 10 CDs in it at a time. I also got my friend one with a broken belt for cheap, and he uses it much more than me along with the CD text features.
Even though I don't really want to use my unit as intended I really want one of the Blu-ray players they made which uses a similar large disk carousel. I definitely wouldn't use it enough or keep many discs in it but It would be a really cool gimmick IMO.
Seeing your new upload made a very frustrating day better for me
We also can't bear to discard our LP's either !
never pressed on a video that fast!
missed you man!
I miss seeing your videos. Would love to see you regiew more tech. More old pcs more old crts and more old audio. I have over 500 cds and could fill it up. Almost bought one for 50 bucks a year ago because of it.
I've been collecting CDs ever since I bought a 90's JDM car it's been an amazing experience
These look so cool, I don't need one (I have so many HIFI CD players) but I'd just get one for decoration purposes.
Always use rubber belts for replacing snapped ones, normal rubber bands won't last long at all.
I would love to track down one of these. I started collecting CDs about 3 years ago. I have 200+ currently and expanding. I have a 25 Disc Pioneer CD Stacker from 1996 but would love one that could fit my entire collection. Didn't even know they existed until I found this video.
welcome back! always looking out for your videos.
Today I get to learn about a piece of tech I never knew! Thx always loved your uploads
duuuuuuuuuuuuuuude you are back i so happy to see you again
It's been quite a while since your last video, man. So nice to see a new one from you!
GHG IS BACK BABY!!!!! Time to get my tea and enjoy the show.
I’m glad that your pc’s don’t force smoke anymore😅 speaking of which have you seen the film “thank you for smoking” really good satire movie staring that guy who was two face in the dark knight
Welcome back friend. It's always a good day for a new ghg video!
you have no idea how happy it made me seeing a video from you popping up in my sub box :,) keep up the good work :D
Good to get a new vid from you mate! Always a pleasure seeing these pop up
May God bless you, Tim James.
It's nice to see you again!
I’m so happy you’re back !!!!!
Im really glad to see you back uploading GHG, please keep it up ive missed your vids
Best sound track ever hands down High school musical
Super happy to see you again buddy I missed you
Man, having 300 albums at CD quality seems like a real dream to me. If I could just have a remote to control it just to go through tracks at random.
Glad to see a new upload from you!
Any day GHG uploads is a good day for me
glad to see you're still uploading onto this channel, much love from chile
Return of the king!
My favorite tech youtuber is back.
Great video! I have a little over 400 CDs myself, but I actually rip them to my PC and copy the files to my phone. I just like having the physical formats of my music. I started collecting CDs when it was the only way to listen to music in my old car.
Good to see you're still uploading!
Watched the video, it was interesting, never knew these stackers held so much! I also liked the format!
I have been watching since 2015. Thanks for all the awesome videos.