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Version	Date	User
1	2015-11-26 21:59	Reli
21	2021-05-27 21:54	Reli
20	2021-05-27 21:51	Reli
19	2020-05-11 20:41	Reli
18	2020-05-11 20:36	Reli
17	2020-05-11 20:18	Reli
16	2020-05-11 01:27	Reli
15	2020-05-11 01:26	Reli
14	2019-06-05 03:32	Reli
13	2019-06-05 03:11	Reli
12	2019-06-05 03:05	Reli
11	2019-06-05 03:01	Reli
10	2019-05-16 16:55	Reli
9	2018-09-04 04:36	Reli
8	2017-10-21 01:52	Reli
7	2017-10-21 01:50	Reli
6	2016-03-09 21:44	Reli
5	2015-12-23 09:22	Reli
4	2015-11-26 22:21	Reli
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1	2015-11-26 21:59	Reli

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One of the most classic looking boomboxes ever designed. Tons of shiny chrome and aluminum. Tons of knobs and switches. DRPS (Digital Random Program Selection). Full auto stop. VU meters and tuning strength meter. It has 6 inch woofers and 2 inch tweeters, and put out 5 watts per channel. It weighs 14.8 lbs (6.7 kg), not including batteries. It accepts 8 D-cell batteries.

It was available in two color combinations: The TRK-8180EM which is silver with silver speaker rings and chrome dust-caps, and the TRK-8180E (Europe) and TRK-8181H (North America) which are dark gray with bronze speaker rings and black dust-caps.