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Panasonic RX-5250

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The RX-5250 is basically an RX-5150 with square grills and a couple extra features. Prices range from $75-250 depending on condition.  

Panasonic RX-5350

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Panasonic RX-5500

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A classic ghettoblaster from 1979 with very good build quality.  

Panasonic RX-5600

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The RX-5600 was made in 1980, and features a soft-touch Dolby deck. In Japan it was branded National instead of Panasonic.  

Panasonic RX-6400

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The RX-6400 (also known as the RX-A2) was probably the loudest portable from the 1980's.  

Panasonic RX-7000

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A collector favorite, the RX-7000 has wood sides and an upside-down layout.  

Panasonic RX-7700

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

Panasonic RX-A2

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The Panasonic RX-A2 was probably the loudest portable from the early 1980's. It's nearly identical to the RX-6400, so please visit that page for more info.  

Panasonic RX-A5

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The RX-A5 was Panasonic's replacement for the RX-A2. They replaced the two 8-inch woofers with four 5-inch woofers and four passives.  

Panasonic RX-C100

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Panasonic RX-C300

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Panasonic RX-C52

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A very uniquely styled 3-piece boombox from Panasonic  

Panasonic RX-CS780

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Panasonic RX-CT980

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Wiki Panasonic RX-CT980 Boombox Review and Description vs.  

Panasonic RX-CW200L

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Review and Specifications of the Panasonic RX-CW700  

Panasonic RX-DS650

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Panasonic RX-DT680

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The RX-DT680 belonged to Panasonic's Platinum Collection of boomboxes  

Panasonic RX-DT690

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The RX-DT690 belonged to Panasonic's Platinum Collection of boomboxes from the 1990s  

Panasonic RX-DT75

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Panasonic RX-F35

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The RX-F35, also called "Love Call" in Japan, was a very popular boombox introduced in 1982 or 1983.  

Panasonic RX-F4

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The RX-F4 is a 1984-vintage boombox with Panasonic's Ambience feature.  

Panasonic RX-FM40

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Panasonic RX-FS70

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Panasonic RX-FW39

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A black, rectangular boombox from 1987 with a centrally mounted XBS woofer.  
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