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The Aiwa EXOS-9 was launched in 2015 and puts out loads of bass for its size.

Aiwa EXOS-9

Aiwa produced many good-quality boomboxes and mini systems during the 1980's and 1990's. Some of them can be seen by clicking HERE.. But the company ceased to exist in 2005. It was re-launched in 2015 by an investor in Chicago. This EXOS-9 was their first product. It uses class D amps in a bi-amp configuration, and there are 5 active drivers along with a bass port on the back.

Audio sources are somewhat limited, as it does not have a radio tuner, CD player, or cassette player. It only plays Bluetooth (version 4.2), or an external device connected to its 3.5mm Aux input. However, what's nice about this model is that the battery is removable.

The rings around the speakers are normally dull gray, as you can see below. But the second pic shows one that was modded with silver paint by Boomboxery member "hardmen". It looks a lot better!


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EXOS-9 Specs (from Aiwa's website):

  • Continuous power output: 200W
  • Max. SPL: 100dB+
  • 5-band adjustable graphic EQ
  • 4 Equalizer presets
  • Two 1.0" Silk dome tweeters
  • Two 3.0" Neodymium midrange speakers
  • One 6.5" Dual voice coil subwoofer
  • Class-D bi-amplification
  • Active and passive crossovers
  • Bass reflex port
  • Acoustically isolated midrange chambers
  • 3.5mm aux. input
  • Bluetooth operating radius: 50ft
  • Wireless NFC pairing
  • A2DP support
  • aptX®, AAC, SBC codec support
  • Wireless two-speaker pairing (TWS): dual stereo (LR + LR) or stereo-separated (L+R)
  • 15600 mAH 22V lithium-ion battery pack
  • USB charging for phones and tablets
  • USB input for firmware update
  • Dimensions (alleged): 493mm wide, 298mm tall, 192mm deep




Aiwa EXOS9 specifications review


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