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R.I.P. Lou Ottens :( - Lusitano - 03-11-2021
If you like music and you are over 30 years old, his invention changed you life
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RE: R.I.P. Lou Ottens :( - Enkidu - 03-11-2021
RIP.
RE: R.I.P. Lou Ottens :( - Datsun-41 - 03-11-2021
RIP indeed :c
I bet inventors such as him would be interesting people to meet
I am only 17 and I use these :>
use them in my truck to listen to some 70s-90s music
(I cannot stand mainstream music its revolting)
Sad :c How old was he? (havent seen the news on it)
RE: R.I.P. Lou Ottens :( - Lusitano - 03-11-2021
(03-11-2021, 06:54 PM)Gimli Datsun Wrote: RIP indeed :c
I bet inventors such as him would be interesting people to meet
I am only 17 and I use these :>
use them in my truck to listen to some 70s-90s music
(I cannot stand mainstream music its revolting)
Sad :c How old was he? (havent seen the news on it)
he was 94. and on this, he can also add that he was on the team that invented cd
RE: R.I.P. Lou Ottens :( - Mark_Brown - 03-11-2021
Aww R.I.P, many of times I used to play these with my walkman on the way to school (31) this year
RE: R.I.P. Lou Ottens :( - Uknown - 03-12-2021
Well, didn't imagine still alive till you say who was the inventor ...
I can not be that "OLD" to say i know him or something, but i had lot of this things to play in my Aiwa and Sony Walkman even one who can catch TV Audio Transmissions (Old type) so, who can say it?
Just seeing him, bring memories in the 98's~ when i had 4 ...
so ...
You did great man ...
Requiescat In Pace ....
RE: R.I.P. Lou Ottens :( - Doc Holliday - 03-20-2021
Still have a bunch of them, some still in their plastic wrappers from back in the 80's. RIP, Sir.