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Montgomery Ward GEN-3995

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The GEN-3995 was a small boombox from 1981 or earlier. It has both cassette AND 8-track players.  

Montgomery Ward GEN-3996A

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The GEN-3996 "Airline" is a very good-sounding boombox that was manufactured by Shin-Shirasuna of Japan.  

Montgomery Ward JSA-39985

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Montgomery Ward JSA-39985 TV Boombox Wiki Review Description Specifications Vs  

MultiTech TBS-7900

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Also known as the Trident CX-457F, General Shop CX-457F, Osaka TRS-1000L, and Radiotone RRC-468L.  

Mura MCS-1919

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This boombox has several re-branded versions like the Helix HX-4634, Seltec GX-555, Trident DX-6000, Lenco LW-599, and the Atlanta AT-1000.  

MXC Crown CS-2525

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A vintage 80s disco boombox from China.  

NASA 1200GX DJ-573

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This was a re-styled Sharp GF-505 boombox with the name NASA put on it for unknown reasons.  

National Panasonic RS-4360dft

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A very heavy, high-quality ghettoblaster from Panasonic. It's very similar to the RX-7700.  

National RF-9000

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This has got to be one of the most expensive radios ever made. Almost 45 lbs, and that's without the 12 D-cell batteries!  

National RQ-568

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The National RQ-568 was a mono boombox with 3 speakers. It was also called the HiFi-MAC.  

National RX-5400

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The RX-5400 was a nice, darker-colored version of the RX-5600.  

National RX-7200

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The RX-7200 was the flagship boombox from Panasonic, with excellent sound and build quality. Suggested retail price was 145,000 Yen.  

NEC RM-1000RE

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New Wave Toys RC-M90 Mini Blaster

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This page is dedicated to the RepliTronics Mini M90, a modern remake of the 1981 original from JVC.  

Nippon CX-473F

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This is a large ghettoblaster from the late 1980's, with re-branded versions from Trident, Pantronic, and TiSonic.  

Nippon FS-2215

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Nippon FS-2420

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