JVC PC-11

The PC-11 P-Compo boombox was introduced in 1982. It's a component system consisting of the receiver PC-R11C, the tape deck PC-D11C, and the speakers PC-B11K. When assembled, the system measures 556mm wide and 294mm tall including the handle. Power output is listed as 2x15 watts max. The tape deck has soft-touch controls, Metal capability, music search, timer start, and Super ANRS (Automatic Noise Reduction System). Wow and flutter is 0.05% WRMS. The speakers are 12cm diameter, 6 ohm impedance, sensitivity 90dB/W/m. They have "High Ceramic" cones made of a mixture of paper pulp and ceramic fibers. There is also a ceramic coating on the center caps, and JVC says this helps extend the high frequencies.

Optional accessories included the L-E5 linear tracking turntable, the CB-5K carrying bag, the CB-85K shoulder strap, and some larger speakers (RB-95K).

HERE is a copy of the owners manual.

The images below were provided by Boomboxery forum member Paja 1969. Click HERE to return to the JVC page, or HERE to see the list of all manufacturers.

image courtesy of Paja 1969

NOTE: There is an all-black version called the Vector Research VMC-100. We don't know if it was built by JVC.