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The Blaupunkt Micronic was a mini hifi component system, made in Japan by NEC. I think it's from 1981 or 1982. It was offered with a pair of speakers. And there was an optional carry-case made of wood.
It is ridiculous to imagine someone carrying it outside like that, considering its size and weight:
Amp (Micronic A-60) = 3.4kg
Tuner (Micronic T-60) = 2.6kg
Tape deck (Micronic C-60) = 3.7kg
Speakers: (Micronic L-35) = 2.5kg each
Wooden carry-case = 7-8 kg?
Total = 22-23 kg?
The tape deck is an open-deck system like Pioneer or Marantz. To insert a tape, you insert it top-first, like I do in the video below. The tape snaps in and is held in place by two black tabs on the bottom. Frequency response is 31.5 to 16,500 Hz when using Metal tape. Wow and flutter is 0.5% WRMS.
The tuner is nice because the tuner needle has little red arrows that show you which way to turn the knob for best reception.
It is much more powerful than a plastic ghettoblaster. According to the service manual, it makes 20 watts per channel continuous @ 4Ω at 0.2% total harmonic distortion. And 30W per channel peak music power. Power bandwidth 10 Hz to 40 kHz. Frequency response 15 Hz to 30 kHz.