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Old 8th Nov 2010, 10:44 pm   #1
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Cool Pye black box, harry potter & more

Just watched the last Harry Potter Film and noticed a PYE BLACK BOX in a sequence and wondered if any other eagle-eyed anorak spotted it. It was part dismatled with the UA8 deck minus knobs for operation on top of the unit.
I'm getting on the wife's nerves as I spot a BUSH SRP30c Record player in an old movie or a Dansette Major at the start of a comedy programme. I must get a life
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Old 13th Nov 2010, 8:28 pm   #2
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Default Re: Pye black box, harry potter & more

Chris, I'm the same! Not into Harry Potter, but I do tend to spot old radio's and TV's etc and usually shout out the model number along with 'bl**dy hell, I wish I had a quid for every one of those I fixed!'
Also spotting radios that hadn't been produced in the time setting of dramas. A common one is a Bush DAC90 during the war.
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Also spotting radios that hadn't been produced in the time setting of dramas. A common one is a Bush DAC90 during the war.
And invariably playing "Run, Rabbit, Run" ?
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