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Philips D8414

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Philips D8444

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With only 7.2 watts, we're not sure why the D8444 is called "Power Player". Its bass is disappointing.  

Philips D8514

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D8514 Powerplay Machine ghettoblaster from 1983  

Philips D8614

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The Philips D8614 ghettoblaster / radiorecorder was made in Austria and features blue woofers and a smooth, 3-motor deck.  

Philips D8634

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The D8634 is basically a D8614 with different styling, and square speaker grills instead of round.  

Philips D8714

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The D8714, nicknamed The Elephant, is a beautiful silver ghettoblaster from 1981.  

Philips D8814

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Phoenix 8362

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Pilot 8060CSA

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Pioneer J-7 Disco Robo

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A review of the very rare, very LOUD Pioneer Disco Robo J-7 Multi Music Machine Boombox from 1984.  

Pioneer SK-550

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This is a unique boombox made by Pioneer in 1983, with vertical sliders and a cool green tuner light.  

Pioneer SK-700

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Specifications for the Pioneer SK-700 boombox  

Pioneer SK-750

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Specifications and other information for the Pioneer SK-750 boombox, made in 1982.  

Pioneer SK-900

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The SK-900 was Pioneer's top of the line boombox in 1981. It has a sealed passive radiator system, and an FTC minimum of 8 watts per channel from 60Hz to 15,000Hz into 8 ohms @ 5% THD.  

Pioneer STEEZ STZ-D10Z-R

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The STEEZ Crew was Pioneer's top of the line boombox in 2011. It has a 4GB hd, an iPod dock, USB port, and 3.5mm aux input.  

Poppy RR-550

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Small but interesting ghettoblaster from early 1980s Germany.  

Prinz STR-2020

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Promax J1 Super Jumbo

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The J1 is the iconic boombox carried by Radio Raheem in the movie "Do the Right Thing".  

Prosonic PQR-9963

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Pyle PBMSPG100 and PBMSPG200

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Overpriced, and does not produce even close to the amount of power it claims to.  

Pyle PBMSPG120CM and PBMSPG130BK

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This model is 20 inches long and features 4 speakers (the front 2 have lights). There's no remote though.  

Qualimax GP1

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Qualimax GP7

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Qualimax MX-5 discolite

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