Name some electronics you have been using for 10 years+?

[ProfJohn]

My Mac g3 "wallstreet" Laptop still works fine. Hardly ever use it though.

I did plug it into my theater system to listen to some old MP3's though.

 

[her209]

I don't use it but it still works. My electronic Casio watch from middle school, which is from the early 90s (92/93).

 

[Linflas]

Only thing other than clocks I can think of off the top of my head is a 32" Toshiba TV up in our bedroom. Sometimes it requires a dope slap to get the picture back but until it completely dies I have no plans to replace it. I also have some old tube radios, one from the early 1930's that work but I don't use them on a regular basis.

 

[GuitarDaddy]

35" tube TV
2 x 19" TV
Denon reciever and Klipsch speakers
Onkyo reciever and Bose speakers
several guitar amps and a bass amp
PS2 and NES
couple of alarm clocks
I have a couple of working computers older than 10yrs but I don't use them.
8 track player/reciever with speakers thats over 30yrs old
B&O turntable

 

[cronos]

My Sony sound system which is how I got the sound out of my TV. It's a regular cassette player/AM-FM radio/CD player combo, and it only does stereo (no fancy 5.1, etc), but the sound sure beats the heck out of any kind of loudspeakers built in on any television set I ever had

It's from the early-to-mid 90s and it looks like this (very similar although not exactly. this one is a newer model than mine, i think)

 

[eplebnista]

Dell keyboard from my long gone xps-r400 that was my first pc
Fluke 16 DMM
Kenwood car radio/cassette player w/6 cd changer(not sure if cd works as it is mounted under the seat of my truck and the disc tray went MIA years ago) and sony xplod amp driving two 10" subs(can't remember brand)

 

[CVSiN]

Nothing... update all my stuff every 2-4 years.

 

[ViviTheMage]

I was too young 10 years ago to actually OWN anything electronic that i'd use today.

 

[sdifox]

I was too young 10 years ago to actually OWN anything electronic that i'd use today.

Baby Monitor? :biggrin:

 

[PingSpike]

20" Zenith television from 1986. It only gets light duty use in a sitting room these days and the coaxial input stopped working around 5 years ago but the picture is still clear. The thing is a tank, but honestly its more a novelty piece than something I really use.

 

[Analog]

a ton:

My casio calculator from 1980

- Teac reel to reel

- Cassette deck

- 8 Track

- Marantz receiver & speakers

- Toshiba CD player

- Sony Laser disc player

- Fender super champ ('72)

- Koss headphones

- Rotary phone in my shed from the '60s

too much to mention.

 

[ViviTheMage]

Baby Monitor? :biggrin:

seriously racking my brain...but when I moved out...I took nothing but my computer, and that's been long since sold, haha.

 

[BoomerD]

My Technics rack system...or most of it. I don't use the turntable at all anymore, and the CD player crapped out several years ago, but the tuner, amp, and cassette player are all still in great working condition.

 

[sdifox]

seriously racking my brain...but when I moved out...I took nothing but my computer, and that's been long since sold, haha.

Your parents probably has a bunker where all your baby and kid stuff is there.

My mom kept my transforming robot toy from late 70s with the Styrofoam box... I am supposed to hand it down to my son D:

 

[ravana]

Alarm Clock & Floppy Drive (it's just in there for some old school-iness)

 

[her209]

Alarm Clock & Floppy Drive (it's just in there for some old school-iness)

5.25" floppy drive?

 

[Avalon]

I still have my 15" HP CRT that I got with my brand spankin new HP Pavilion P3 667Mhz system back in...2000? It's my backup in case my LCD dies. It still works great...lol.

 

[dfuze]

NES, SNES, Genesis, Commodore 128 (although I just put it back into storage), and a couple 19 and 27" tube tvs (bedroom and basement exercise room)

 

[HardcoreRobot]

NES, SNES, i think my 65" DLP is 10+. those are probably the only things i use regularly

 

[silverpig]

Alarm clock (even though it partially melted).

 

[gar3555]

My alarm clock, and my TI-89.

 

[TuxDave]

The only thing that i can name is the alarm clock that is on my bedside.

Same here except the 10 yr old alarm clock has been moved from the bedroom to kitchen counter and a new alarm clock took its old place.

 

[Electric Amish]

I have an Onkyo receiver w/ Sony speakers that are about that hold. They are really due for an upgrade, but they still work.

 

[Patranus]

Alarm Clock
Sony LCD Monitor
Surround Sound Speakers (do those count?)
iPod 1

Wow, thats it. Thought it would be more.

I have a Lian-Li case that I have used for 10 years, but I don't think that counts.

 

[iRONic]

'86 Klipsch La scalas
'85 Klipsch Heresy IIs
'85 Sony CDP-CX200 CD player
'83 Technics SL-7 Turntable
'80 Magnavox 27" TV