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Did you "Gene Belcher" your copy of "Percy McTinselbutt's Christmas Disco Extravaganza" LP? Press PLAY for Techmoan's very pricey way to remove scratches and pops from your LP in real time. Find out how this audio witchcraft is done these days...;) -
Are you a "Bobby Fisher-in-training"? Press PLAY to experience an "on time, this time" Kickstarter that "just works." Matt prefers to be humiliated by a Chess-playing robot/computer program in private. Does this require and App to work?;)
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I remember seeing this "Hippie/Drugee" lamp on the 1960's, but didn't know where they came from. Press PLAY to see the Mathmos original UK lava lights in all their low tech glory! Halogen lamp or "Tea Light" candle?;)
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"Ello,'ello, Jack the merchandise drummer here with a modern miracle! Play LPs and CDs on ONE player! Press PLAY to find out how far the Philips brand has fallen with this "needs a Smartphone App to work" disk player.
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You've heard about Lava amps, right? Matt of "Techmoan" looks at "Volcano Lamps." Press PLAY to find out about the current crop of "plastic kinetic sculptures" that are one step from clogging up the local landfill.;)
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The 2001 Panasonic SY-PA100 doesn't have a radio tuner, so it isn't a "Boombox." Press PLAY to see what Panasonic came up with first that IS a Boombox! "Batteries?" You need a Power pack for this Japan domestic-only monster!
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Techmoan got a "review copy" Cassette Tape Player that's missing a radio to qualify as a "real BoomBox." Press PLAY to find out if this 389 Pounds Sterling unit is for you.;)
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It's Saturday morning-into-afternoon, so it's time for "Techmoan." Press PLAY to find out about Matt's $485 Hughes Wave Motion Machine. Did this thing work "straight out of the box"? Nope. Is it worth the money, compared to cheaper ones from India? Just watch...;)
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Good afternoon, Techmoan junkies, here's another journey through the alphabet soup of the audio video world. Press PLAY to actually hear what the "Sound Slayer" does to TV audio.;) Long story short, a miss even at 150 Pounds Sterling, let alone 300 Pounds Sterling.
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Psst! "Techmoan" lifts the curtain of secrecy behind a "Mr. Thin" radio that (supposedly) has a connection to the CIA? Press PLAY to find out about this "pocket calculator-thin" radio...
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'Ello 'Ello, here's a head scratcher for "Techmoan" fans: Do you buy more hardware to test a synch cable/box? Press PLAY to see what Matt buys to see if a Sony cable + box works.;)
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Submitted for your befuddlement, a "Musical Advent Calendar." Press PLAY to find out how this "tiny record player" sounds using cardboard(!) discs. How much? 55 Pounds Sterling!;)
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Hello Bodgers, it's time for "Techmoan" to attempt to get a MiniDisc player working again. Press PLAY to find out how our novice repairman dives into the way-too-miniaturized Sony Micro HiFi systerm.;)
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Good day, Hipster, how would you like to display your favorite captured-on-a Smartphone image? Matt got a freebie, and "goes Van Gogh." Press PLAY to find out if the Reflection Free E-Ink picture frame is something you'd like to have. (No Interweb connection or subsrxiption fee needed!;)
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Hey there, Jesus Ramirez, here's a machine for the reopening of The Mystery Shack dance! Press PLAY to find out what Techmoan can do with a "personal music PA system.";) Repair or toss the Panasonic SY PA-100?
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'Ello, 'Ello, Uncle Reg the UK Boot Goods dealer here, with "a modern Boombox"! Press PLAY for Techmoan's review of this pack of dodgy-components-in-a-box that uses D cells, like a proper Boombox of yore.:)
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"Good day, foreign devils, People's Electronics Factory #1386 has a better sound burger than Audio Technica!" Press PLAY to find out if this "modern audiences" piece of portable tech is worth Techmoan's attention. (Note: "Aurex" was a Toshiba premium brand, as was "Walky.";)
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"Elo 'Elo, It's Nigel the Video Pirate here with The Best Old Thing for your viewing pleasure!" Press PLAY to find out what/how "Techmoan" is doing with the extinct VHS system and if any of the old machines can still play a PAL format T-150.;)
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The (Japan domestic) Sony PS-FL99 with track and playing time digital readout! Press PLAY to find out what Matt found when he unwrapped it and put an LP on to play. Some repairs needed...
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'Elo, 'Elo, Nigel Kickstarter here with a Nixie Tube FM radio, brand new for 2022! Press PLAY to find out if this Kickstarter project was worth waiting until 2025 for Matt.;) Retio: "DAB"? Who needs that? Sony: "DAB is here."
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What does 900-1300 Pounds Sterling buy in the Projection TV market? Press PLAY to find out what Matt thinks of his refurbished Anker Nebula Cosmos 4K Projection TV unit. Do automatic adjustment features work? How near or far can you go and still see something?
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'Elo, 'Elo, it's "Techmoan time" again. Press PLAY for a visual tour of Matt's "garden studio and electronics overflow space." As a bonus, find out about Techmoan's tussles with projection TV: A short throw 1080p (BenQ W1080ST) replaced by an LGBF1000U unit and why "old is better than new."!?;)
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Hey there Trekker/Trekkie, are you off to another convention? Do you want a Cosplay edge? Fear not, Matt has just the thing for the well-heeled/"Prosumer." Press PLAY to see if you can set this sizeable adult toy to do "Dr. McCoy things." May the, er, Live Long and Prosper.;)
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Matt has a vintage "squeaky clean" Toshiba personal stereo + dock + speakers. Press PLAY to find out if this "new in box" electronic marvel of miniaturization is "put in the batteries and play 'Radar Love" or not. Hint in the tag bar...
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"Hey there sport, I'm Stanley Pines and have I got something special for door-to-door presentations! This StanCo, er, Singer rube persuader has it all: pitch and music on compact cassette, and pictures of StanCo products that show up on the full color screen. Get one today and sell your way to prosperity the StanCo way!" Press PLAY to find out if Techmoan can get this 1970's tech to advance the film strip via "tones on tape." (StanCo is a faux company created by "Grunklestan Pines" of "Gravity Falls." No gnomes were hurt during Techmoan's take apart segment.;)
