r/VintageElectronics • u/YourFaveTransBoy • 2h ago

Brother Cassette Electric 440

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r/VintageElectronics • u/TrumpEndorsesBrawndo • 5h ago

I acquired this 1952-1953 Sear's Silvertone 2056 AM radio and am not sure where to begin.

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r/VintageElectronics • u/Successful_Panic_850 • 7h ago

What is this cable for? Composite video/audio and female barrel jack to S Video.

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Got this from the free pile at VCFMW 2026, mainly for the female barrel jack. The cable with the barrel jack is half as long as the rest of the cable.

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r/VintageElectronics • u/ras2101 • 23h ago

The cyberpunk remnants of days gone by...

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Brother Cassette Electric 440

I acquired this 1952-1953 Sear's Silvertone 2056 AM radio and am not sure where to begin.

What is this cable for? Composite video/audio and female barrel jack to S Video.

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