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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.  

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 RF-9000

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This has got to be one of the most expensive radios ever made. Almost 45 lbs, and that's without the 12 D-cell batteries!  

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.  

Panasonic RX-7700

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This was Panasonic's top of the line, an extremely heavy boombox with a flywheel-weighted tuner.  

Pioneer SK-900

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The SK-900 was Pioneer's top of the line boombox in 1981. It has a sealed passive radiator system, and an FTC minimum of 8 watts per channel from 60Hz to 15,000Hz into 8 ohms @ 5% THD.  

Sanyo M-9994

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Introduced in 1978, the Sanyo M9994 is one of the highest quality vintage boomboxes you can buy.  

Sanyo M-X824

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Sencor S-5000

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The high-quality Sencor Mobile Hi-Fi from 1977  

Sharp GF-515

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The GF-515 is a heavy, high-quality boombox from Sharp with two very robust tape decks that are a joy to operate.  

Sharp GF-666

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Sharp GF-818

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The Sharp GF-818 boombox was sold in Japan in 1980-1981. It was also called Searcher-W.  

Sharp GF-888

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Sony CFS-10

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Sony CFS-F40

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The Sony CFS-F40 is a very heavy boombox with exceptionally good build quality.  

Sony CFS-F70

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The heaviest, best-quality, and most expensive "mini boombox" ever made!  

Sony FH-7

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This is the Sony FH-7 portable stereo component system from 1985. It was released in 3 different versions.  

Sony MD-7000

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