The sweet spot for home turntable enthusiasts on a budget seems to be the $200 mark. This might be the best of the bunch.
One can only imagine the sake-fueled club hopping that led to the development of the Seiko Frequency drum machine watch.
The White Stripes Holiday Camera Contest
By bohus
Update: We'll announce the winners on Tuesday, January 5th. We'll post their entries, along with a few of our other favorites. Thanks to all who entered, we enjoyed getting a glimpse of your retro gear!
The White Stripes (a.k.a. Meg and Jack White) released a couple of limited edition Lomography camera sets last year. Thinking they'd make the perfect gift for Retro Thing readers, Jack sent us a few to give away for the holidays.
Two lucky winners will each win a pair of custom cameras decked out in the band's signature red, white and black color scheme - right down to the peppermint swirl on their frame advance dials. Only 3000 of each were produced, and together they're worth more than $350.
The Meg Diana+ Multi Function All-Plastic Camera comes with a 'Nobody Knows How To Talk
To Children' Ringflash and a custom Peppermint Film Mask filter. Its
partner in crime - the Jack Holga Color Flash
Camera Kit - includes a funky Fisheye lens, 'The World Through a Plastic
Lens' softcover book, a three filter set and the Peppermint lens filter.
Watch the video to find out how to enter. Please, only one entry per person. Contest open to residents of the contiguous USA only (unless you're willing to foot international shipping costs). All entries must be sent to [email removed] by 12 noon January 1, 2009 (CST).
