I've been cleaning up my room, and got my Kirby Heritage II out, was cleaning it up a bit and decided to see if there were any old videos about it, sure enough there was one and with a very 80s theme song. The original video only has like 30 seconds of usable song in it but it had exactly what i needed to stretch it out to a 50 or so second loop. Original Video: th-cam.com/video/z33PPzoGBzg/w-d-xo.html
I have this machine, and for me it's the best vacuum I've ever used. I find it a pain to switch from hose to floor though, and I've decided I use the duster brush, crevice tools etc. much more often, so I use another vacuum to whip over the floor. Sometimes I'll even use the hose with a soft brush for the floor because I'm short and it doesn't strain my back to bend down.
A video showing a WOMAN with common sense AND the ability to do routine mechanical care & maintenance! WOW, this will kill the "blue/green/orange hair SJW's" of today :) Cheers.
brings back memories. when my mom was being sold hers the sales men had her watch this video. though i dont remember music the whole time cause i remember a guy explaining in the video how it worked. these were sold door to door, if you didnt know
Damn that's some good shit. Leave it to you to dig up an obscure gem like this that nobody else has found. You know all the places to search that other people overlook.
Thanks! i think it has to do with the fact that i use a lot of old technology, like i searched this up to learn more about my own Kirby Heritage II. it showed me how to use the accessories. unfortunately i put those in the antique store booth to sell back in like May, better run back and take them out. haha
Rinoa literally struck gold on acquiring this content and sharing the wisdom of it. Way fucking better than today's modern music. It's kinda waltzy but much more than that. The bassline is so refreshing too.
My family used to have a classic 3 that lasted maybe 15 years before the motor failed. It wasn't a terrible vacuum at the time but they are very heavy compared to modern vacuums. It was also very difficult and expensive to get replacement parts short of belts and bags. My aunt had the legend and it also lasted quite a while maybe 12-13 years but it developed a crack in the side of the motor housing that was likely a manufacturing defect since it slowly moved across the housing over the years. For what they cost the Kirby vacuums are still very heavy and overpriced. The new ones are still sold door to door with high-pressure salespeople but those people have really destroyed the company's reputation. They claim these vacuums will last a lifetime but the lifetime is really decided by the motor which is the same for many other vacuums on the market.
Many years ago my wife and I had a Kirby salesman come over to extol the virtues of the Kirby vacuum. His presentation got Real old... and in the process of enlightening us on it's awesome suction power mentioned in passing that it could even suck up nuts! By this time we had become quite annoyed with his extended presence and decided to let him display the vacuum's ability to suck up nuts and threw a small handful of grade 8 nuts onto the floor. Needless to say that that small aluminum impeller spinning at a billion rpm was not up to the task. It shook like it had the DTs and after a very short time of trying to sell us his new Kirby vibrator I escorted him out the door.
Some cheesy 80's music, but super cool. Too bad this couldn't have gone for longer, I kind of like it. I had one of these vacuums, wish I had held on to it. I liked how quiet it ran.
I used to have the heritage vac. I had the carpet fluffer and all the attachments, unfortunately the motor died and it got tossed out. 🤔 maybe it was fixable and could have held a nice value. Shame.
lets see how that new one is holding up in 30 years. :D this one has a button, a handle, two lights, and the really nice feature of it works any time, all the time, even decades down the line. (¬‿¬)
I had a Heritage II once, great machine. I still use a newer Kirby G7. Built better than any of the vacs in big box stores. (Although some Dysons aren't bad) American made too!
i once was at a thrift store in california and when a worker opened the back door i saw like 4 of them all lined up like they were just donated, was really hard not to ask to buy them all. haha
I totally get it. They are big buck to buy $$$$. My roommate collects and restores vacuums we have like 50 of them in one room we call the Hoover Room lol.
look up a style of music called "vaporwave" its a play on the term "vaporware" which is old software that never got released, because its supposed to sound like music that was from the 80s but never published till now. the vaporwave songs sometimes have a very similar style. :D
I've been cleaning up my room, and got my Kirby Heritage II out, was cleaning it up a bit and decided to see if there were any old videos about it, sure enough there was one and with a very 80s theme song. The original video only has like 30 seconds of usable song in it but it had exactly what i needed to stretch it out to a 50 or so second loop. Original Video: th-cam.com/video/z33PPzoGBzg/w-d-xo.html
Great loop! The only indication of if it has looped is a particularly distorted portion.
you mean the part in each loop or the editing mistake i made about 1:05 minute in?
It's a component of every loop. I don't notice a mistake at that time.
@@RinoaL You should lop the G5 VHS theme music.
@@thevacdude yes, That would be great ive been trying but can't. its truly a blastin tune
SO CATCHYYY
it's been stuck in my head for months
You’re welcome!
This song is as 80s as it can get i love it
Genius! I love this montoge of secens from the video, and what you did with the theme! Brava!!
This was soothing - therapeutic. thank you
no problem.
*_a e s t h e t i q u e n e s s e_*
I have this machine, and for me it's the best vacuum I've ever used. I find it a pain to switch from hose to floor though, and I've decided I use the duster brush, crevice tools etc. much more often, so I use another vacuum to whip over the floor. Sometimes I'll even use the hose with a soft brush for the floor because I'm short and it doesn't strain my back to bend down.
I have one it's an awesome vacuum cleaner
A video showing a WOMAN with common sense AND the ability to do routine mechanical care & maintenance!
WOW, this will kill the "blue/green/orange hair SJW's" of today :) Cheers.
it really bugs me how they've ruined blue hair so much.
brings back memories. when my mom was being sold hers the sales men had her watch this video. though i dont remember music the whole time cause i remember a guy explaining in the video how it worked. these were sold door to door, if you didnt know
thats because i added the music...... it was originally only like 20 seconds of this tune in the video but i stretched it out into a full song.
Damn that's some good shit. Leave it to you to dig up an obscure gem like this that nobody else has found. You know all the places to search that other people overlook.
Thanks! i think it has to do with the fact that i use a lot of old technology, like i searched this up to learn more about my own Kirby Heritage II. it showed me how to use the accessories. unfortunately i put those in the antique store booth to sell back in like May, better run back and take them out. haha
That's what I come to your channel for. You're always onto something new (or old) and fascinating nobody else is making videos about.
Rinoa literally struck gold on acquiring this content and sharing the wisdom of it. Way fucking better than today's modern music. It's kinda waltzy but much more than that. The bassline is so refreshing too.
Well said. By the by, you should have a look at this: cesletter.org/
I have two of these vaccumes! Best model ever!
yeah i think im pretty much set for life with this model.
Kirbys are built to last and take a beating especially the older ones like this one
My mom's sister has a 1990 Kirby G3.
This reminds me of the theme music to something off 80's British TV and it's now gonna bug the hell out of me trying to remember what!
My family used to have a classic 3 that lasted maybe 15 years before the motor failed. It wasn't a terrible vacuum at the time but they are very heavy compared to modern vacuums. It was also very difficult and expensive to get replacement parts short of belts and bags. My aunt had the legend and it also lasted quite a while maybe 12-13 years but it developed a crack in the side of the motor housing that was likely a manufacturing defect since it slowly moved across the housing over the years. For what they cost the Kirby vacuums are still very heavy and overpriced. The new ones are still sold door to door with high-pressure salespeople but those people have really destroyed the company's reputation. They claim these vacuums will last a lifetime but the lifetime is really decided by the motor which is the same for many other vacuums on the market.
Many years ago my wife and I had a Kirby salesman come over to extol the virtues of the Kirby vacuum. His presentation got Real old... and in the process of enlightening us on it's awesome suction power mentioned in passing that it could even suck up nuts! By this time we had become quite annoyed with his extended presence and decided to let him display the vacuum's ability to suck up nuts and threw a small handful of grade 8 nuts onto the floor. Needless to say that that small aluminum impeller spinning at a billion rpm was not up to the task.
It shook like it had the DTs and after a very short time of trying to sell us his new Kirby vibrator I escorted him out the door.
I love this! My dream vacuum is probably either a Classic Omega or a Heritage 2/Legend
Some cheesy 80's music, but super cool.
Too bad this couldn't have gone for longer, I kind of like it.
I had one of these vacuums, wish I had held on to it.
I liked how quiet it ran.
Me and My Dad own a Kirby Sentria II ourselves and its a he'll of a workhorse also plz make more vaporwave this is amazing
well i didnt make this, just found it in an old video and remixed it to sound better ^^
i know, i was watching the linked video and thought it was worth mentioning as these vacuums are total workhorses if taken proper care of
Fuck me, that things like a bloody space shuttle. I bet its heavy af
not its actually just the perfect weight.
Holy cow that is some old music 😂
Do they still make these vacuums.?
no, i think they stopped production in the early 1990s, probably some time around when i was born actually. haha
Hannah mich they stopped making that style of vacuum after the kirby legend until the introduction of the the generation 3 with the tech drive feature
Rinoa Super-Genius Replaced one classic with another. Ha
I’m trying to heal after surgery Tuesday and I needed a laugh.
They are still being made :) www.kirby.com/
@@bsanchez3563 so you agree with me, they stopped making this model in the 1990s. maybe you dont understand english well?
I used to have the heritage vac. I had the carpet fluffer and all the attachments, unfortunately the motor died and it got tossed out. 🤔 maybe it was fixable and could have held a nice value. Shame.
Wow thats really Nice!
Cool.
hi i love your videos
hi, thanks.
the new Kirby Heritage with 1000 parts and 1000 buttons and things
lets see how that new one is holding up in 30 years. :D
this one has a button, a handle, two lights, and the really nice feature of it works any time, all the time, even decades down the line. (¬‿¬)
I had a Heritage II once, great machine. I still use a newer Kirby G7. Built better than any of the vacs in big box stores. (Although some Dysons aren't bad) American made too!
I didn't know they made a carpet shampoo attachment for the Kirby.
They always have. Kirby is basically a multipurpose machine.
You continue to amaze
I could have sweared Polaris the atv/snowmobile company used this or something similar
They didn’t
I used to have one. It really sucked... well!
i once was at a thrift store in california and when a worker opened the back door i saw like 4 of them all lined up like they were just donated, was really hard not to ask to buy them all. haha
I totally get it. They are big buck to buy $$$$. My roommate collects and restores vacuums we have like 50 of them in one room we call the Hoover Room lol.
Is that the yamaha dx7?
idk, maybe.
I'm hearing a Roland JX-3P. But it might be a DX7 sounding analog on VHS tape.
Old but still pretty cool 😎 😂
look up a style of music called "vaporwave" its a play on the term "vaporware" which is old software that never got released, because its supposed to sound like music that was from the 80s but never published till now. the vaporwave songs sometimes have a very similar style. :D
The music track would be good mixed into the track Oxygen V as these both sound similar.
I set my video quality to 380p but it still looks like VHS :)
gosh, i wonder why 〳 ͡° Ĺ̯ ͡° 〵
Right ! I used my rotatory phone to call the internet workers, I'm sure they will have it fixed in no time.
@@bsanchez3563 what? please try typing english.