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Panasonic RX-7700

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This was Panasonic's top of the line, an extremely heavy boombox with a flywheel-weighted tuner.  

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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Rising SRC-2005

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This is one of the famous 20/20 models from Rising. It's basically an SRC-2015 with square grills instead of round.  

Rising SRC-2015

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Big ghettoblaster from Rising, nicknamed "20/20" because of the badges on the front indicating 20cm woofers.  

Rising SRC-2015 Green Edition

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Rising SRC-2015 (20/20) "Green Edition" specifications and service manual  

Sankei TCR-S97

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Sankei TCR-S99

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Sanwa 4600

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Sanyo M-9994

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Introduced in 1978, the Sanyo M9994 is one of the highest quality vintage boomboxes you can buy.  

Sanyo M-X720

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Review and Specs: Sanyo M-X720 ghettoblaster (known in Japan as the Sanyo MR-X5).  

Sanyo M-X820

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One of Sanyo's best boomboxes, with LCD Digital Plus tuning.  

Sanyo M-X824

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Sanyo M-X920

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Sanyo's best-looking ghettoblaster features 18cm woofers, 5cm tweeters, a flywheel-weighted tuner, and a cool green tuner light.  

Sanyo M-X960

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Specs and Review of the Sanyo MX960 Big Ben boombox with its awesome 20CM Super Woofer  

Sanyo M7900 series

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The M7900 is a beautiful mini-boombox with good build quality and sound. I believe it was introduced in 1980.  

Sanyo M7950

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High-quality mini boombox from Sanyo, with 4 speakers and 2 antennas.  

Sanyo M9998

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Sanyo MR-P6

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This was a very advanced boombox, considering it was made in 1980. It can be tuned using the buttons OR the knob.  

Sanyo MR-V8

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A beautiful mini boombox sold in the Japan domestic market. It was exported as the M7900.  
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