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Version	Date	User
1	2018-04-26 21:50	Reli
4	2019-12-15 03:59	Reli
3	2019-12-15 03:57	Reli
2	2018-04-29 15:53	Reli
1	2018-04-26 21:50	Reli

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This discolite boombox is a beast at 28 inches long, and it's loaded with lots of lights and a rotating disco ball that can be removed and stored in a compartment in the rear panel. It was made in China, so we don't think it has any connection to Crown Radio Company of Japan. Rather, we suspect it might have been manufactured by the same Chinese conglomerate that made the <a class="wiki" href="Berecha DL-26" rel="">Berecha DL-26</a>. Interestingly, there are a few other model names printed on it, including XC-151, E119419, and Disco On The Go. And on the side it says HBSS (Hyper Bass Speaker System, lol). It has 4 speakers on the front, but a couple people have said there's an additional bass speaker mounted on the back side.