On Monday, November 19, 2012 7:35:17 AM UTC-5, dave wrote:
On 11/17/2012 11:39 PM, wrote:

For Sale: I have 3 Superadios for sale. 2 Originals and a SR III, all in good working condition. I have also a GE 3-5268A Superadio Series Boombox. This is no cheap boombox. Quite the contrary. This is a full-featured box with Dolby NR, 5 band EQ, left/right record level with lighted VU meters, 3-way speaker system, lots of inputs/outputs, etc. Fully tested and in great cosmetic condition but could use a detail. I cleaned

the tape heads already.



Picture is below of all 3 units. If someone wanted to make a package offer on

all of them be my guest, but I was hoping to get at least $100 for the boombox

because of the quality and rarity of the unit. I am in the Portland, OR area if

someone wanted to pickup locally:





http://i49.tinypic.com/35b9ijc.jpg







thanks,

sj



Oh look at you with your Nordstrom garbage bag. Good luck!

How about Bach's ouvertures on the bottom shelf?

The G.E.Radio on the left (in his picture) I have one like it. It still works just fine. They are Good Radios.

On 12-11-20 01:04 AM, wrote:

How about Bach's ouvertures on the bottom shelf?



Ouvertures? The *openings* must have been changed to french...


mike

On Tuesday, November 20, 2012 12:49:42 PM UTC-6, m II wrote:
On 12-11-20 01:04 AM, wrote:



How about Bach's ouvertures on the bottom shelf?







Ouvertures? The *openings* must have been changed to french...





mike

Google,,, Bach's Ouverture Youtube Over to you, Bach. Hit it, Silver! Wayyyyyy back in the 1950s, Murphy Godwin used to set up a Pony Ride for the kids. Every time Silver would step by me, I would say, Hit it, Silver! That Pony, Silver would step a bit more lively.

On Tuesday, November 20, 2012 1:49:42 PM UTC-5, m II wrote:
On 12-11-20 01:04 AM, wrote:



How about Bach's ouvertures on the bottom shelf?







Ouvertures? The *openings* must have been changed to french...





mike

It is written in plain German : Bach Ouverturen 1/4 har.... can't see the rest of it.

On 12-11-20 06:36 PM, wrote:

Ouvertures? The *openings* must have been changed to french...

It is written in plain German : Bach Ouverturen 1/4 har.... can't see the rest of it.


Those Germans have a word for everything...

I'm so used to 'Overture' that when I saw 'Ouverture' my badly learned
high school French came back to haunt me. That and a miserably failed
attempt at bilingual pun making....


sorry

mike

"m II" wrote in message ...

On 12-11-20 06:36 PM, wrote:

Ouvertures? The *openings* must have been changed to french...

It is written in plain German : Bach Ouverturen 1/4 har.... can't see the
rest of it.


Those Germans have a word for everything...

I'm so used to 'Overture' that when I saw 'Ouverture' my badly learned
high school French came back to haunt me. That and a miserably failed
attempt at bilingual pun making....


sorry

mike


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Actually, they don't. German has a lot of nouns that are not described by
words, but by phrases.

m II schrieb:
On 12-11-20 06:36 PM, wrote:

[...]
It is written in plain German : Bach Ouverturen 1/4 har.... can't see the rest of it.

HTH

Reinhard

On Thursday, November 22, 2012 4:57:31 PM UTC-5, Reinhard Zwirner wrote:
m II schrieb:

On 12-11-20 06:36 PM, wrote:



[...]

It is written in plain German : Bach Ouverturen 1/4 har.... can't see the rest of it.



HTH



Reinhard

Is it Nikolaus Harnoncourt,by chance?

schrieb:
On Thursday, November 22, 2012 4:57:31 PM UTC-5, Reinhard Zwirner wrote:
m II schrieb:

On 12-11-20 06:36 PM, wrote:



[...]

It is written in plain German : Bach Ouverturen 1/4 har.... can't see the rest of it.



HTH



Reinhard

Is it Nikolaus Harnoncourt,by chance?

Of course. He's the conductor. That's what I've written in my posting.
Can't understand why/how this has vanished. Weird!

Wondering

Reinhard