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No, but I'd want to see what we've lost/gained in other areas

Posted by 4season on May 12, 2007 at 08:24:24:
It'd be fun to see brick-and-mortar hifi shops thriving again, in good parts of town, even. But I can't think of much gear from the era that I'd really want.
I don't doubt that some aspects of life in the USA have gone downhill since the '70s, but access to home electronics probably isn't one of them!