Is this what the younger generation wants to buy??

Ash wrote: Graham, if something doesn't have an app, young people typically aren't interested. Your digital and amp products don't feature in-built wireless floating speakers or bluetooth that automatically syncs to their iTunes library. There's no linked Facebook/Snapchat/Tumblr/'ILoveMyself' apps so they can't upload their selfies online at the same time either. Not good enough I'm afraid. Your electronics work is pretty "dope" but doesn't Instagram, bass boost or remote control, which could be a game changer...  What's a Tumblr anyway? A young person who has lost their balance of rational perspective?

So what you're basically saying is that young people are bored.

And so, they must have these things to fiddle with.

They lack inspiration and fanny about in an electronic lifestyle dreamt up by wasters, and in doing so have made these wasters tech giants.

I wonder if it has occurred to Theresa May that this is a kind of modern slavery? And how will she be able to abolish it?

I remember how it all started with those pathetic 70s video games - spac invaders and the like... brain rot!

Anyway, it isn't my fault.

That would be one way of getting the youngsters in (and interested).

Pokemon-Go? Back in the day we'd have a pub crawl...

Some video games are works of art? Then they should not be called video games - did they not teach about categories to those people?

Video game music is the only reason I found this place (I wouldn't have searched otherwise) and it's the only reason I was willing to spend thousands of pounds of my own money on GSP silver boxes and cables.