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Aimor ST-809

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Akoustiq Bassonix X1

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Berecha J1000N

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This is a true monster, one of the longest boomboxes ever built. It says 1000 watts on the grills but we all know that's bull.  

Berecha J500

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The Berecha J500N was a lower-priced version of the J1000N.  

Berecha LZ-9000

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A huge black 3-piece boombox with very bizarre disco lights in the speakers.  

Bumpboxx Freestyle

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The Bumpboxx Freestyle came out in 2016 and was definitely the loudest portable that year. Later, a few other products beat it, but it established the trend.  

Clairtone 7980

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The Clairtone 7980 is a re-branded version of the classic Conion C100. Nearly everything is the same.  

Condor HX-910

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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 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-999

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

Dynasty HT-959

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This is one of the famous Wheelie boomboxes, with 10-inch woofers and roller wheels on the bottom.  

Helix HX-4635

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The Helix HX-4635 is basically the same thing as a Conion C-100F.  

Helix Wheely-5000

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This is the Helix Wheelie, the absolute biggest boombox of the 80s, with 10-inch woofers and a burglar alarm.  

KTO International JC-129

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Philips D8644

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Super Power Compo Soundmachine ghettoblaster from the 1980s  

Promax J1 Super Jumbo

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The J1 is the iconic boombox carried by Radio Raheem in the movie "Do the Right Thing".  

Qualimax MX-9 discolite

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Monster boombox with disco lights and detachable speakers. Very similar to the Giant HK-900.  

Sharp GX-33Z

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This is one of the rarest Sharp boomboxes. Probably because it was so big, heavy, and awkward to carry.  

Sharp HK-9000

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Sharp VZ-V2

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The Japanese domestic version of the Sharp VZ-2000 Linear Tracking Turntable Boombox  

Tecsonic Super Jumbo J-1

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Review of this iconic ghettoblaster from the late 80's. It's a re-branded Promax J1.  

Tobishi P-2000

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