CRT TV's, VHS, VHS Players - Coming back?
 

The average CRT TV (the big backs, weighs a ton TV's) are going for an average of £60 on ebay, some portables are going for £100.

Video tapes, especially Horror's, and not just Pre-Cert videos (which have always been quite valuable). Child's Play, the original VHS for example is currently on ebay with a £50 bid.

VHS Players, averaging £30/60.

Funny how things we throw out, sometimes pay people to collect for the skip now have a nice few quid value....

Does anyone on here still have any old TV and VHS media?

CRT has gone

You are on about Second Hand Stuff

No thanks


I have DVD-R Recorders

I think we still have a video player at home somewhere :think: I have a few VHS tapes, mostly of stuff from years ago that I taped off MTV :laugh: a few home videos as well that I planned to transfer to some other format (but I haven't gotten around to yet

I stopped using VHS years ago and sent pretty much most videos to charity shops. Had to throw away the taped stuff ,but it does seem like alot of old stuff are collectable items now . I guess there's a market for it.

when anything becomes rare, it's value rises, even if it's a pile of useless crap :laugh:

Do you know what i think it is though, people want to step back in time. I remember the days of walking to the local video shop on a Friday after school, being allowed ONE video to rent for the weekend. I would be in this small little video shop for easily an hour, going over the same old videos, looking at the backs of the covers, trying to make the best choice. (luckily the video shop people knew my parents, and baring anything blue, or sexual violence, i could rent anything i liked) Then that was it, you had that ONE film for the weekend. So you watched and enjoyed, even if it was sh!t.

I know times are better in that sense, like if you don't like a film after 20 mins, at the click of a button you have thousands to choose from OD. But there is something "sweet" about how it used to be.

I certainly miss physical media. Tapes, CD's, Videos. Going into town every weekend as a teen, with a tenner in my pocket, and coming home with as much as i could afford. Those were good memories :laugh:

I used to spend hours in hippy record stores, they were brilliant

Awww this is so cute :love: ,but I agree with the whole memories and nostalgia vibes.

You would of loved Criminal Records and Longplayer in the town i moved to as a Kid.

Yeah it's great :love:

Yeah Pre-Cert horror has always been pretty valuable. Mainly because there are so few of them left, due to the Video Nasties scare in the 80's, most were burnt. The cover artwork is also very unique too.

This was banned, and still is i think, silly money

Some of the prices are insane, however this is nothing new, Pre Cert Horror VHS is very much still desired.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_f...orror&_sacat=0

But even more common videos like the ones linked below are going for a few quid, stuff you wouldn't think twice about throwing out as "useless"
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/314338031658 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/285113541313

I remember going to see this as a kid

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/175495407...Bk9SR_qJ68W8YQ

Oh yeah that's up there with the most controversial "nasties" that'll always make good money.

i saw that video too. I was an avid watcher of videos in the 80's and then it came out that they were all actually snuff movies. It was a real shocker

My ex was a member of a pre-cert forum and the DPP banned list Nasties would regularly sell on there in the high £100s. Even the video covers would go for £100s. The films themselves are shockingly bad but because he collected them we had various VHS players, laser disc players and different region DVD players. I don't miss them at all :laugh:

Which ones? It was proved in court that all the Video Nasties that hinted at snuff were mainly fake. Baring weird sh!t like that Faces of Death, which was half real and marketed as a "documentary"

You can transfer VHS to DVD-R

oh, i have no idea :laugh:

At that time though, it put huge doubt in your mind about what you were watching, so i basically stopped watching horror movies unless they were obviously upmarket

Yes that was the attraction of seeing them, that someone actually died. Now can just look at Kaotic.com every day!

But literally every Video Nasty, barring Faces of Death, never had people actually dying. That's the misconception with Video Nasties. Don't get me wrong, a lot were just plain sh!t. But no one died for real.

The Tories had an agenda and just wanted things they didn;t like banned, or stuff that offended them. It's what the left are doing now.

24bit CD

Is Bliss

SACD 5.1 and 4.1
is Fantastic

Also SHM CD
and Blu Spec CD's are great.

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/rnQAA...KR2/s-l640.jpg


A Recent Blu Spec CD

Above 24bit


Bliss


Plays on Any CD player
or Computer
With better Sound

SACD Multi Channels CD
are still being made

A UK Company
gets them made
in Austria in the Old Sony Factory
And they are Hybrid.



And Japan Releases loads

They really were crap. I have watched (or half watched) a lot of the DPP 39 movies and they are really laughable now. A lot were just nasty for the sake of it.

Not Annie watching DP vids

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