The 2024 Cashies Special.

[langos]

I'm well aware of the fact that voiceover is added in post, but imagining that Wade just walks into Cashies and starts yelling and beeing silly is just hilarious

[FoxicuteProxicute]

Murphy's Law at it's finest with the SOAD tape. It's such a Wade thing tbh. "If it can get borked, it will get borked."

[Goresaka]

14:53
the tape being pulled out of the cassette by the boombox is a result of the rubber wheel that helps guide the tape from one reel to the other getting all old and gooey. rip.

[legoferrari]

The cooked iPod is exactly why you should mark your ports so they're distinctly identifiable; whether it's chemical plumbing or electrical wiring, wrong-porting can have disastrous consequences.

[acrain]

Oh my god, that Sharp boom box is BEAUTIFUL! I love the aesthetic of 80s audio gear, it all looks so damn cool!

[bluephreakr]

The desynched Scarlet Fire got me good. My elation grew the more distant the song was sounding.

[alexkarmy]

calling "double As" is sacrilege

[Bob-from-Animal-Crossing]

RIP Stream iPod. You may be gone, but you will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace.

[DJGeosmin]

fun fact:
that drift between the 2 decks combined is how the "flanger" effect could done in analog recording studios back in the day

you record your audio you wish to apply the effect to to one tape. now, play it twice into a tape recorder, once normally, and once while applying slight pressure to the flange of the tape reel, causing it to slow down slightly.
this creates the effect you hear from the audio drifting in and out of phase.

this is the same thing that causes your bass to dissapear if you dont beatmatch well DJing.

[RubberSoul]

Fun fact: On the topic of cassettes and tape types, EMI manufactured their own tape which for some reason lasted way longer than normal tape types. Apparently, when they do remixes and or remasters at Abbey Road Studios (Formally known as EMI Recording Studios), that involve tape, such as the 50th Anniversary Edition of Sgt. Peppers by The Beatles, they didn't need to bake any of the master tapes before playing them because they didn't have any moisture build up due to the formula that EMI used for their tape. I say master tapes because they had to bounce tracks down to multiple reels of tape since they only had 4-track in Abbey Road Studios in 1967.

[bcj]

Bro really just cooked his Pod with a supermarket amp. That's some Wile E. Coyote level shenanigans right there.

[GrifKilla]

1:16 You'd actually be surprised, when I worked at cashies we sold more left handed clubs than we did normal ones! We'd constantly have people asking about them too

[CherryPixelBun]

the irony of using all those adapters for the Dreamcast to play over VGA is that the dreamcast has an official VGA cable

[frankieinjapan]

That boombox is fucking incredible. 80s/90s technology was peak. I wish every device I used for audio had an analog EQ on it

[aaronfontaine]

That exact ViewSonic monitor is what I grew up gaming on circa 2012-2013. I used that monitor all the way up until 2022 when I upgraded to a 144hz panel. Seeing it in this video is so nostalgic, thank you.

[themagicboy]

1:25 that's an autoharp, they were in nearly every american classroom for a while. Each button mutes the appropriate strings for chords, and you strum the whole thing

[ThatDrunkenHobo]

I brought an underseat sub woofer from my local cashies. It didn't work, pulled it apart and saw everything inside was fried, took it back and got a refund. 2 months later in the next town over, there was the same subwoofer in their cashies, you could see the screw driver marks on it where I had levered it open. Cashies had just sent to the next store for the next sucker.

[discipleofsound]

I'm glad you're giving cassettes some love. There are bands still releasing music on tape, and I still adore them. My dad actually had a tape of random music from Australia on tape that I still jam from time to time; super cozy.

[rdalbum]

1:29 It's an autoharp. Those colourful buttons mute certain strings so you can strum the whole lot of strings and only get the chord corresponding to that button.

[AfferbeckBeats]

Can't believe you didn't buy Cleopatra's phone pole! That's the coolest thing I've ever seen. Imagine talking to chat on that on the drum stream.