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Hitachi TRK-8600RM Perdisco

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The TRK8600RM was a beautiful boombox from Hitachi produced in 3 different colors (silver, blue, or red).  

Hitachi TRK-8800

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The TRK-8800 and 8800E were high-quality Hitachis from 1980. The 8800 has needle meters, while the 8800E has LED meters.  

Hitachi TRK-8800RM Perdisco

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This was the top-of-the-line 8800, with a remote control that allowed you to operate the tape deck remotely.  

Hitachi TRK-9900

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Hitachi's best 3-piece boombox, with a powerful STK amp and outstanding sound quality. Better than the TRK-9150 in every way.  

Hitachi TRK-W1

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A very unique boombox from 1982 with two cassette players (one removeable).  

JCPenney 681-3884

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JVC PC-3

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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-M70

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JVC M70 review, specs, history, and service manual. Prices for used M70s range from $200 to $600 depending on condition.  

JVC RC-M71

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JVC RC-M75

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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.  

Kenwood DC-20

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

Lasonic LPC-82

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The Lasonic LPC-82 is a 3-piece boombox with white woofers and LED lights. It was also branded Lucky, Larsen, and Schmid.  

Marantz PH-52

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Wiki Description and Review for the Marantz PH-52 boombox  

Marantz X7

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Wiki Description and Review for the Marantz X7 boombox  

Mitsubishi X-10

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The InterPlay X-10 was a turntable/cassette/tuner combo system from Mitsubishi.  

Montgomery Ward GEN-3996A

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The GEN-3996 "Airline" is a very good-sounding boombox that was manufactured by Shin-Shirasuna of Japan.  

NASA 1200GX DJ-573

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This was a re-styled Sharp GF-505 boombox with the name NASA put on it for unknown reasons.  

National Panasonic RS-4360dft

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A very heavy, high-quality ghettoblaster from Panasonic. It's very similar to the RX-7700.  

National Panasonic RX-5160

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National RX-5400

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The RX-5400 was a nice, darker-colored version of the RX-5600.  

National RX-5700

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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.  
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