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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.  

Lasonic TRC-912

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Lasonic TRC-915

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Loewe RS-1555

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An extremely rare ghettoblaster from Loewe  

Luxor 110-9108

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Marantz CRS-7810

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A big 3-piece boombox with 8-inch woofers from Marantz  

Marantz CRS-8000

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There were several similar boomboxes from Marantz, but this is the only one with 2 tape decks.  

Marantz PMS-3500

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This well-built 3-piece boombox was part of Marantz's "Gold Series". Its faceplate is as thick as the ones on home stereos!  

Marantz PMS-7000 and 7004

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Big 3-piece boombox from 1980 with 8-inch woofers and a nice metal faceplate.  

Marantz Superscope CRS-152

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The CRS-152 is a very unique wood-grain boombox from 1974, with detachable speakers.  

Maximal 1060

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Maximal 4480

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Maximal 9500

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Mitsubishi X-10

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The InterPlay X-10 was a turntable/cassette/tuner combo system from Mitsubishi.  
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