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Microphones are a classic gadget because even today, their design is often based upon Art Deco or Machine Age styling. Here is a chart of vintage and vintage style microphones design to show how that style evolved and how it is still copied today. Vote for your faves. added on 2009-01-24

24 classic microphones...

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In order to create musical mashups, its good to have some mashup instruments.

We love the names of some of these, like the the chairello, however our favorites are the amazing musical instruments made by Iner Souster, out of chicken cookers, golf carts, refrigerators, and a violin that is made out of a violin case. added on 2009-01-24

12 musical instrument mashups...

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A gallery of giant ears. Before electronic RADAR, acoustic listening devices were like giant mechanical ear trumpets which could locate sounds and even calculate distances by bouncing sound waves in exactly the same manner that SONAR works in water. Ear trumpets themselves were only fully replaced by electronic devices in the middle of the 20th Century, because of their conspicuous nature, they were often hidden in anything form beards and wigs to table ornaments. added on 2009-01-24

15 incredible listening devices...

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In the pre Pirate Bay days of analog transmission, pirate radio stations were setup in the most bizarre places, to avoid being shut down. Many of these were offshore, in boats, lighthouses, disused forts, or even balloons or planes.

The idea for outlaw stations came from the US military who broadcast from B 29 bombers, over Vietnam, ships off the coast of Soviet states and continue to broadcast to Cuba from balloons. Israel is the last remaining country to have pirate radio ships in operation, where they broadcast ultra conservative religious programming. added on 2009-01-24

weird outlaw radio transmitters...

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