17x16:40How Lacquer Masters are made changed my mind about Vinyl. JUST LISTEN TO IT!
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Technolgy and Nostalgia. Technostalgism makes videos about machines and processes from the golden age of electronics: Cassette Walkman and Decks, MiniDisc, Digital Audio Tape, Reel-to-Reel, Vinyl and the like. I love machines that tried something audacious, and sometimes succeeded. Fascinated by formats, processes, their stories, and the history they left behind. Sometimes they are the main character. And every once in a while, a contemporary product or technology will be woven into the mix and analysed in the context of the giants on whose shoulders it rests. Technostalgism treats vintage hardware as timeless objects of desire, not mere nostalgia. Website: technostalgism.com Instagram: instagram.com/technostalgism Facebook: facebook.com/Technostalgism TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@technostalgism
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