You needed great hardware toi make the crappy songs sound good!Reaperman93010 wrote:what I can't figure out is why did the 1970's have the best stereos ever produced...and the worst music ever produced?...
My stereo can beat up your stereo.
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A lot of good stereos were made in the 60's too. The 70's were right around when stereos stopped using tubes and moved to solid state. Then in the 80's, we got CDs and everything went downhill from there.Reaperman93010 wrote:what I can't figure out is why did the 1970's see the best stereos ever produced...and the worst music ever produced?
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A good song, of the few Mars Volta songs I like, Roulette Dares is pretty cool.cyco vision wrote:My speakers pwn all.
I like hooking up my iPod to it. It's so much fun blasting "Take the Veil" by The Mars Volta on my stereo.
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