A portable CD-Cassette-Player Radio we bought 3 years back was not being used so I decided to bring it to the guest room. We have one of our work-from-home set-ups at the guest room so there was another independent area especially for when one or many of us were on calls and needed to 'isolate' from the others.
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| Sony CD-Casette player-radio |
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| Some old CDs that I bought when I lived in Japan. These are more than 20 years old but they are in very good condition and don't skip when played. I guess the quality of these CDs are better than most? |
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| I guess it's not a Sony if it didn't have Mega Bass as an option for its players including Walkman and Discman portables. |
I still have most of my CD collection. I lost many CDs to the floods of Typhoon Ketsana (Ondoy) in 2009, including those in our cars and those I left in my parents' home. Fortunately, most of my CDs (the ones I listen to the most) were in our home and my office. I still keep them in several locations though our home now is flood free. My new wave/80s music and jazz collections are split at home and office but my classical music CDs are at home. Also mostly at home are my old J-Pop CDs (these are not really so many) including singles that I rediscovered recently while cleaning my shelves. I will write more about these things in future articles here.
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