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| Crosley Radio CEO, Bo LeMastus, poses with a vinyl record next to an array of collectible jukeboxes. October 2, 2013.(Matt Herp/Special to the Courier-Journal) |
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| Crosley Radio's CEO, Bo LeMastus, holds a vinyl record while posing next one of his signature portable turntables, the "Keepsake". October 2, 2013. (Matt Herp/Special to the Courier-Journal) |
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| The "Keepsake" is a portable turntable made by Crosley Radio which features a USB enabling the record player to be digitized and connected to a MAC or PC. The "Keepsake" has become a hit seller in many stores around the United States and Europe, including the large corporate retail store, Urban Outfitters. October 2, 2013. (Matt Herp/Special to the Courier-Journal) |
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| A sign hangs on a hallway wall at Crosley Radio. October 2, 2013. (Matt Herp/Special to the Courier-Journal) |
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| A past press and news wall displays articles that have discussed Crosley Radio and other vinyl related topics. October 2, 2013. (Matt Herp/Special to the Courier-Journal) |
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| A large Crosley Radio vinyl record lines the wall in one of the corporate offices. October 2, 2013. (Matt Herp/Special to the Courier-Journal) |
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| An cursive Crosley logo, lines the side of a turntable. October 2, 2013. (Matt Herp/Special to the Courier-Journal) |
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| A Crosley vinyl record sits ready to be played. October 2, 2013. (Matt Herp/Special to the Courier-Journal) |
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