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Hitachi TRK-8800RM Perdisco

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This was the top-of-the-line 8800, with a remote control that allowed you to operate the tape deck remotely.  

Hitachi TRK-9900

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Hitachi's best 3-piece boombox, with a powerful STK amp and outstanding sound quality. Better than the TRK-9150 in every way.  

INNO-HIT RR-649

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ISP STR-450

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ISP STR-460

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ISP STR-550

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ISP STR-850

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The ISP STR-850 was sold in Germany during the 1980's. It has nice bass and a pair of classic analog VU meters.  

JCPenney 681-3950

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This JCPenney boombox, model number 681-3950 and catalog number 851-1792, had several re-branded versions.  

JVC 3090

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Many collectors think the JVC 3090 was the best-sounding TV box. And its got a cool industrial style.  

JVC 9475

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Introduced in 1976, this radio had 5-inch stereo speakers  

JVC PC-5

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The JVC PC-5 came out in 1981 and is very heavy and high quality.  

JVC PC-55 and PC-550

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For 1983, this was a very modern boombox. The LCD display panel definitely made a nice impression.  

JVC RC-727

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Another good quality JVC with 4 speakers and a very rugged appearance.  

JVC RC-838

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JVC's top of the line boombox for 1978-79, with big VU meters and the Biphonic spatial stereo feature.  

JVC RC-M70

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JVC M70 review, specs, history, and service manual. Prices for used M70s range from $200 to $600 depending on condition.  

JVC RC-M71

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JVC RC-M75

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JVC RC-M90

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Introduced in 1981, the JVC M90 is considered by many to be the "King of Boomboxes". It was on LL Cool J's "Radio" album cover.  

Kasuga KC-2602

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Nicknamed the bolt box because of the lightning bolts on its grills  

Kope CR-3000

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Lanico L-909

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