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<blockquote data-quote="Steerpike" data-source="post: 258405" data-attributes="member: 807"><p>Now there's an interesting brand, and topic. I say Teppaz certainly could be 'vintage'. Not high quality, although veritable 'blattleships' compared to the flimsy toys comming out of Korea now called hi-fi & hometheatre. Teppaz has some remarkable aesthetics - the French taste in design, unlike anything anyone else made. Like a Renault 4 or a Renault 8, not vintage yet, but a really intriguing piece of technology history.</p><p></p><p></p><p>So many! Braun, Grundig, Telefunken, Teac, Kenwood, Aiwa, Akai.... even if their's were not all fantastic products, they each made a few spectacular models in their time.</p><p>The decades-old TV manufacturers too - we didn't see them here because of the trade restrictions. </p><p></p><p>Could it have been started by widescale robotic assembly comming in?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steerpike, post: 258405, member: 807"] Now there's an interesting brand, and topic. I say Teppaz certainly could be 'vintage'. Not high quality, although veritable 'blattleships' compared to the flimsy toys comming out of Korea now called hi-fi & hometheatre. Teppaz has some remarkable aesthetics - the French taste in design, unlike anything anyone else made. Like a Renault 4 or a Renault 8, not vintage yet, but a really intriguing piece of technology history. So many! Braun, Grundig, Telefunken, Teac, Kenwood, Aiwa, Akai.... even if their's were not all fantastic products, they each made a few spectacular models in their time. The decades-old TV manufacturers too - we didn't see them here because of the trade restrictions. Could it have been started by widescale robotic assembly comming in? [/QUOTE]
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