old radio Winamp player skins.

• Feb 9, 2008

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russa11

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For those that may use winamp on your pc for listening to music or radio shows here are a couple of skins that thought were pretty cool:

1933 Philco - http://www.winamp.com/skins/details/132639

1936 Zenith Stratosphere - http://www.winamp.com/skins/details/132834

 

• Feb 9, 2008

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happyfilmluvguy

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Winamp skin designs always amaze me, and I haven't used Winamp for years.

 

• Feb 18, 2008

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ghostdog

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Thanks for the links, now I can listen to my Old Time Radio shows in style

 

• Feb 19, 2008

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The Wolf

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Thanks, russa11.
Those are perfect for people like us.

Sincerely,
The Wolf

 

• May 6, 2009

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Ethan Bentley

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Wish they had stuff like this for mediamonkey.

 

• May 8, 2009

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Shangas

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I wish that Winamp had better OTR skins. Those two are nice, but I tired of them ages ago. They don't look particularly authentic and they're pretty darn bulky, too.

 

• May 11, 2009

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Warden

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They get my thumbs up

Harry

 

• Jan 17, 2019

• #8

Lucyinthesky

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happyfilmluvguy said:

Winamp skin designs always amaze me, and I haven't used Winamp for years.

Click to expand...

I remember winamp that is old school...
But so is this response I am about 10 years .late von this reply

 

• Apr 16, 2019

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Absinthe_1900

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Apparently Winamp is trying to make a comeback.

I still use my old copy...

 

• Apr 16, 2019

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Artifex

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I feel there could be inspiration for a project here:

Find an old wireless set with a good case but broken internals, wire up the guts of a USB keyboard to the dials on the front, connect the speaker to a modern (gasp) semiconductor-based amplifier - and you can now play back audio on your PC, without all that unseemly clicking.