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Aiwa Carry-Compo

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The Aiwa M-101 mini stereo component system could be carried in the CB-1 case, and powered by the RB-10 battery pack.  

Blaupunkt Micronic

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Blaupunkt Micronic stereo system (A-60, C-60, and T-60). It has 20 watts per channel continuous @ 4Ω at 0.2% total harmonic distortion.  

Crown RX-9800

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One of the rarest boomboxes ever, the Crown RX-9800 looks like a James Bond suitcase!  

Hitachi Lo-D J2

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Hitachi Lo-D M1 or M2

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Kenwood DC-20

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

Marantz 53 series (MS-53, CH-53, CP-53, etc.)

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Numark Micro Stereo Booster Amplifier

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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.  

Sony CFS-100

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The Sony CFS-100 / CFS-600 Mini Stereo Cassette-Corder from 1978  

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