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Does My Boombox Really Have 1000 Watts?

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A guide to understanding how much power you really have.  

Gradiente AS-580

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A very attractive shelf stereo system from Gradiente of Brazil.  

Hitachi Lo-D J2

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ISP SC-800

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ISP Serie 200

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JVC HX-D77

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JVC PC-55 and PC-550

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For 1983, this was a very modern boombox. The LCD display panel definitely made a nice impression.  

JVC RC-M90

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Introduced in 1981, the JVC M90 is considered by many to be the "King of Boomboxes". It was on LL Cool J's "Radio" album cover.  

JVC RD-HA3

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A nice-sounding speaker from 2007 with CD, FM, USB, iPod, and Aux In  

JVC RD-MD5

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JVC RV-DP100

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The JVC RV-DP100 "Kaboom": The best bass of the 90's and 00's.  

JVC RV-DP200

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The RV-DP200 was the top of the line Kaboom, with CD pitch control and a flashing LED meter.  

Kenwood DC-20

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The Kenwood DC-20 (also called El Poco) was a very unique portable component system from 1981.  

Mars JH-100

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National RX-7200

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The RX-7200 was the flagship boombox from Panasonic, with excellent sound and build quality. Suggested retail price was 145,000 Yen.  

Nordmende Philharmonic Hifi System

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Nordmende Philharmonic PA-900 HiFi Stereo Amplifier Verstärker (year 1980, 2x23 Watt Sinus)  

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-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.  
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