5.25" PC Drive Bay Speakers & Subwoofer from the 90s
Taking a look at two 5¼ inch drive bay add-ons from the 1990s, which claim to convert your computer case into a stereo speaker system. Complete with subwoofer! Technically, I guess. Ha. Regardless of results I'm a sucker for these dumb drive bay peripherals, so let's test these on a Windows 98 PC! ● LGR links: / lazygamereviews / lazygamereviews / lazygamereviews ● All background music licensed from: http://www.epidemicsound.com #LGR #Retro #computer
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LGR Oddware - 5.25" Drive Bay CRT Monitor from 1997
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i-Opener 🍕The 1999 computer with a PIZZA KEY
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The Magnavox Odyssey - Restoring the OG Game Console
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Teac PD-301 CD Radio - Old but gold
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The DEVIL in the Breville - Repair Cafe Toaster Fix
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X COM - UFO Defense - 1994
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Smallest Battery-Powered Calculator in 1970: Dictaphone 1680
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The $5 Mid-2000s Mini PC - Thrift Store Finds
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Tiny Gas Engine on Autonomous Boat
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Abandoned - Terrible's Hotel & Casino (Jean, Nevada)
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The KeyStik Clip-on Joystick for Keyboards: LGR Oddware
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11 Hi-Fi Myths That NEED To Die (Big Money Mistake!)
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Gateway Astro: $800 All-In-One PC from 1999!
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LGR Oddware: The $400 CrossPad Tablet from 1998
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Spy Hunter Arcade Restoration with The 8-Bit Guy
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The Gemini CDJ-10 'Professional' CD player
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Asus Lamborghini: $4,000 Windows Vista Laptop from 2007
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The Time-Lapse VCR
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Fall asleep while I build a town (from nothing) - "Town To City" ASMR for sleep
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