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Conic ghettoblaster 2

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Conic ghettoblaster 4

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Conic SCR-48016

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Conion C-100F

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The C100 was the heaviest and highest-quality Conion boombox, with a weighted tuner knob and better-quality controls.  

Conion C-126F

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The Conion C126 was a very large boombox from 1984. Apparently The Rock (Dwayne Johnson) owned one.  

Conion City Boy GA-66

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Conion CRC-H58F

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This boombox is also known as the Sound 4008, Selcor CRC-H58F, and Continental GA-9000.  

Conion CRC-H76

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AKA Continental GA-9500 boombox  

Conion CRC-H84F

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A very unique boombox from the early 80s that looks like it was designed in the 50s or 60s.  

Conion Epsilon EP-008

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The Explode 5000 is probably the longest boombox from the 80s, at almost 45 inches long!  

Conion TC-555

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Cool twin-tape boombox with nice LEDs above the speakers.  

Conion TC-999

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The TC999 was an "upgraded" version of the C126F. It was often seen being carried by LL Cool J.  

Conion V-121

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A very rare and good-looking boombox from 1983 with colorful graphics and LEDs.  

Contec MCP-300

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Cosmel J-800

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Cougar 8926-K

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discolite  

Crown CMC-5

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Crown CSC-950

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The CSC950 is one of the most common Crown boomboxes. It was used by Taylor Swift in her "Shake It Off" video.  

Crown CSC-970

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This is arguably Crown's best ghettoblaster from 1981. It has 8 inch woofers, big LED meters, and lots of chrome.  

Crown SZ-5100

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The SZ-5100SL is a very nice looking ghettoblaster from Crown with 8-inch woofers.  

Curtis Mathes A303ME

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Dae Ho Carnival DH-02

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Deccasound TRR-4900S

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Denon H-5

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