Contributions to TEC 878RR Super Jumbo (current version)
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The TEC 878RR is a fairly common ghettoblaster in Europe. It's very similar to the ICS STR-5099A and the Willtech MG-930E. It's big, but it's very empty inside. It doesn't have many features. No music search, no Dolby, no Loudness, no Stereo Wide, no Autoreverse, no recording level adjusters.......just a 5-band EQ with 10 sliders, trying to look like a 10-band EQ. But if TEC wanted people to think it was a 10-band EQ, why did they add a label saying "5-band Graphic Equalizer"? Strange. 