Graphitech Distribution Company LLC, New York, October 7, 2013. – Graphitech launches TDK Life on Record premium range of two- and three-speaker boomboxes in America. These stylish high quality audio products have managed to play roles in the music videos of Snoop Dogg, Lenny Kravitz and other stars who care about beautiful things, won several awards for design and innovation and amazed the editorial staff of Stereo&Video with their sound quality. Warning, curtain call!
Touching the current versions of TDK Life on Record boomboxes brings back memories of the frenetic ’80s, guttagirl African-Americans, and Madonna in ripped jeans and a scarlet bow on her head. The company also created the disco trend and brought boom boxes back into the scene in the 2000s.
The new developments of TDK Life on Record are multifunctional in a good way and can become both the favorite device of romantic introverts, the centerpiece of a hipster party and a magical object in a hazy haven of relaxed reggae followers. And of course TDK Life on Record boombox was a brutal rap attribute in Snoop Dogg video for the song “The Way Life used to be” //youtube.com/watch?v=_ueSU3wyob0.
Stadium conqueror Lenny Kravitz walks around with an audio novelty in the music video for the song “Push” //youtube.com/watch?v=6oMgZG46bmQ
A couple more clips: Matt and Kim – “Block after Block” //youtube.com/watch?v=6hz8fuw5adc
Mykestro – “Boom Bap Rap” //youtube.com/watch?v=CQaoMs6RSWU
The Skittles candy video is not only surprising because nearly 2 million people have watched this trashy viral video of a middle-aged man vibrating, bouncing and spilling candy from his underpants, who, thanks to Skittles “babes,” meets his love. But also a boombox covered with sweet lollipops. I’m surprised the creators of the video didn’t think to try and eat the device. //youtube.com/watch?v=4PTsEjSEnh
The designers of the famed Ziba Agency focused on the “magnitude” of its stylistic presence and uncompromising sonic attack when creating the boomboxes for TDK Life on Record.”.
Despite the fact that you can fall in love with the new TDK Life on Record collection at first sight, the manufacturer insists that it is aimed at those for whom what matters most is the music itself, its warmth and tangibility, rather than technology – the content, not the form.
The spectacular symbol of the original music culture TDK Life on Record boombox has perfect dynamic sound, Bluetooth support, rechargeable internal battery, FM radio with built-in antenna and remote control. And the audio system can be connected to almost anything, from a phone to a guitar.
I’m intrigued by the return of the Boombox, but I have a few questions. How does the TDK Life on Record premium lineup compare to other Boomboxes in terms of features and audio quality? Is it compatible with modern devices and streaming services? And finally, where can I purchase one of these Boomboxes?
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