Flea Market HiFi - Episode 2 - Early Compact Cassettes and Vintage Radios Thrifting Finds 

That Ricky Lee Jones at 3:20 is one of my favorite LPs of all time

"I don't need another cassette deck" - me, as I buy yet another cassette deck. That radio is really cool - it's as old as I am.

That HP Pavilion, yeah, nah. I had one brand new in ‘99 when I went to art school, paid $2600 for it. It was decent-a Pentium III instead of the Celeron in the one you saw-actually had better specs than the machines in the computer labs we worked in, and was okay-ish for the 3D modeling I was working on, but it only lasted two years for me before the motherboard fried; my dad and I had to cobble a new machine together from TigerDirect over a weekend because my final quarter was going to start and it was time to put a portfolio and demo reel together. What we built was way better than the HP, far more customizable, at a fraction of the price. None of it mattered though, because ten days before I graduated, the World Trade Center was hit and because of the grounded flights, the potential employers that were supposed to attend our graduation never arrived, and trying to find a job just ended up becoming that more difficult. That’s all an excuse though because well before that point I was pretty disillusioned by the whole thing and had realized that my interest in art was a coping mechanism for a lifetime of crippling depression and should never have been a professional goal. Anyway, uh, haha, you sure dodged a bullet on that Pavilion! Zing! _[comical sad __-trombone-__ slide whistle]_

Harder Faster at 3:39 ... that's a killer album !

At 2:40, I could smell those records as you flipped through them.

@ 3:00 You should snap up that Asleep At The Wheel tape! It could be the best buy of the day.

You past up some great grabs with that April wine, And the Cheech & Chong’s… 👀 That Big Bambu might have had the big white owl in it… 🔥💨💨💨😊

HAM Radio?? Hello , want to say that we had radio club, YU7IGH. I was not operator, but doing electronics in constructors section. So, once again, hello!!!

Love this hifi hunting series. Keep up the good work 👍

The Coca Cola crate immediately caught my eye, I have a Hires root beer crate I took from my parents. We lined it with blankies and use it as a cat bed.

That Windsor radio is awesome what a bargain 👌👌

I live in the ny area and there used to be stores like this around at large indoor flea markets, lately it’s just goodwill that doesn’t have anything as interesting as the places you visited. Goodwill cherry picks all the good stuff and sells it online like eBay at inflated prices like that stereo all in one for 165$ they think they have gold. Even the store prices are ridiculous, I wanted a clock that had 10$ price ,one of the hands was not working, it was still 10$ broken or not.

The Windsor radio is awesome! Nice find

Nice to see the Cheech and Chong albums and that there's places that still price 80's cassettes reasonably.

As soon as I saw the form factor of that radio I thought 70s. I had a Wien radio the same shape, clad in fake leather back then. Never heard of the brand since, must have been a cheap one that I got for Christmas. Many thanks for transporting me back in time.

We need more shop hopping for old tech👌

There are some great albums in the cassette selection at 8 minutes. Shadow King is a band with the former Foreigner singer Lou Gramm and future Def Leppard Guitarist Vivian Campbell (and ex member of Dio, Whitesnake, Thin Lizzy and more). Highly recommended.

1:07 Amen! "JENSEN" was\is a bargain brand ... lol, like you say, probably that multi-stereo wasn't even $165 when it was new! If it was a TEAC, Akai, Bang & Olufsen, perhaps Sony ...

bowling on the atari is not boring LOL I actually love it. still play my atari, actually had it modded to fit my flatscreen. love it

I'll take the SCL and L&N Railroad sign . My dad worked for the L&N Railroad for 30 years .

Those prices 😱. Is anyone buying them for those prices? They're not exactly collector's items... Broken and dirty too. But yeah, nice finds. Always fun to browse in an 'old junk' store 😁

Right on

Couple of those LP's you breezed past, are worth over $1000 each

We have a local flea market coming up this summer. I've got a bunch of stuff to sell. Not in a hurry to sell it either.

was the rolling paper still in the Big Bambu album?

Oh wow. Neat video, definitely subscribing

10:06: I saw one similar to it here, new in the box for $15. Didn't grab it tho. Last time I was there, I believe it was still there. Probably won't move too fast.

4:30: Those type are everywhere. I got lucky and found a radiant heat toaster at an antique store last year out of town, Still in the box for $13. Of course after a few uses it quit working and since I know nothing about them, sold it for 65. Somebody knows what was wrong with it and can fix it. Anyway, That was the buy of the year for me. Those are high priced ones you don't find many of, but in eBay of course, and WAY out of line price wise....

That's not a16mm movie camera it's either 8 or super 8, i have one that was my uncle's.

I like these videos

9:30: That's nice.

up in smoke record is dope

I love 1970s electronics with brown leather or wood grain..

Shoot, I would have bought that April Wine lp. They rock!

They good stuff sometimes

new sub.... also a ham radio guy... w9thr

Slim Pickens anymore. Flippers everywhere. eBay was a good and bad. Found some old audio tubes the other day. Same ones on fleabay going for over $100 bucks each.

5:05: Storm chase camera !

Where is this store? I wouldn’t mind taking a trip to see it

At glance,,,seen cheech & chongs up in smoke and that bambu album,,😮

Wow I cud spend ages in that store

Leo sayer cassette

Ya one album was signed. By the way you sound just like Warren Buffet but then again I don't think he'll visit too many second hand stores.

DVDs can only go up in value over the next 3-5 years

The only good part of that radio is the box. Windsor was a bargain-basement brand with little concern for performance. If any of its products work well, consider that to be a chance occurrence.

Just wondering what city and state is that thrift store in if you don’t mind saying if you don’t want to say I understand I just subscribed also so so far so good for me. Thanks.

His N Hers has a lot of vinyl

id buy the hp system 4 sure

That place is cool but they got the lounge jazz music WAYYYY too loud!

You walked right past a cheech and chong LP and didn't even see if it had the infamous rolling paper in it.. Would have been a nice score..

Super enjoyable. Dead people's stuff lol

I don't mean to be mean by pointing this out. Everything in every store that is available is NOT selling. The sold stuff you'd never see or know ever existed.

I can use that keyer. go back and get it for me.

Where is the hi-fi????

Where is here ?

Just bagged a Silver Nakmichi 480z for £48.95 (English money lol)

where is this?

If you died penniless, then these items are dead peoples items. If you are rich then it is an estate items. I got lots of items stored in storage places, in couple of decades they will be dead man items. That is the reality for a junk hoarder.

Dual cassette players are Junk, would you buy a dual CD Player.

You have decent taste in electronics but your taste in music lol Wang Chung ?

Coca Cola brings back memories huh? You remember it as Coca~Cola, or do you always remember that stupid looking dot between the words? Mandela Effect.

LookyLooky is close to my house I found some good 45s and cassettes and albums too😊

I don't use my ATARI 2600 either because I no longer have it in my possession . . . ever since I acquired the Colecovision Expansion Module #1, which was the ATARI 2600 emulator. Regardless, I had the Defender game for ATARI 2600, I might even still have it for I do not recall what games I still possess, for many were stolen from me! I would highly recommend picking it up, for it was a decent game for the ATARI 2600!!!

All garbage.