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Bonefish67
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seaweedfactory
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Lorenzo
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new voodoo
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Ive been looking for one of those, or closely similar, in order to follow casper's directions for a good little while-where have you guys been finding them?
I dont know why, but all the thrift stores where I live dont have toy sections and I cant seem to find any consignment places that sell them for cheap (non-collectibles). I live in Richmond VA USA, btw-but Ive been on the lookout for a whole list of items to follow various learning activities regarding bending, like a cheap Am radio with speaker large enough to bend to follow Nicholas Collins' instructions, a speak=and-spell for numerous different ones, a sk-1 or any sk for rheed's instructions, a drumset for playstation to follow Steve Demarkis instructions, a tube-type TV toy to follow the bent TV instructions, etc etc
Its really frustrating-I go to flea markets and garage sales but I seriously believe that the proliferation of shows like 'pawn stars', and a million other similar ones (theres even a couple about toys) make everyone believe that their second-hand crap is valuable and now I cant find old, used toys for cheap---now everyone thinks theirs is unique and valuable and tells me its ""vintage collectible".
argh!!
sorry for length but anyways any tips on where you found yours?
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new voodoo
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still looking for barbie karaoke and serial port mouse to make programmer for my picaxes BUT did find a place called FANTASTIC THRIFT IN RICHMOND VA USA which sells:
used toys for cheap (like .50 to 3$)
old computer/AV equipment
old cables (in bags on wall-HUNDREDS..havent even been thru a tenth)
adaptors and joysticks, etc (kinda pricey tho-like 3-5$ ea even for old crap ones)
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Bogus Noise
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| Lorenzo wrote: | | The PCB seems to be quite different from yours... |
Yeah, there's two main PCB types on these. They react slightly differently, but both are very nice targets!
I've got both here, but only bent one according to the Casper schematics - usually I bend everything completely to my own design, but it was a few years ago, and I was too excited to hear what it would do to properly investigate it myself!
| new voodoo wrote: | | Ive been looking for one of those, or closely similar, in order to follow casper's directions for a good little while-where have you guys been finding them? |
I'm in the UK but I get mine from car boot fairs and occasionally at a toy stall in a nearby market. You just get runs of good luck and not-so good luck sometimes! Gotta be persistent and go to as many as you can, and stuff will turn up - some days I've come back with nothing or just a 50p voice changer, other days I've come back with 6 Casio SAxx keyboards or an MC202 for £5 (that only happened once). Even with those programs, most people aren't going to get that high a price for an old kids karaoke machine so they go for peanuts when you find them. There's also eBay when you absolutely have to have something asap!
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