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Version	Date	User
1	2017-07-26 00:50	Reli
6	2019-06-03 15:21	Reli
5	2018-03-12 02:40	Reli
4	2018-03-12 02:38	Reli
3	2017-07-26 03:47	Reli
2	2017-07-26 03:47	Reli
1	2017-07-26 00:50	Reli

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Wow....This Mitsubishi Y500 (branded <a class="wiki" href="Diatone" rel="">Diatone</a>) is one of the rarest boomboxes. The voltage is 100V, and the FM tuner only goes 76-90Mhz, so we're assuming it was sold in Japan only. It has 5 speakers (and all of them are active). They are mounted from the outside of the boombox, instead of from the inside like most boomboxes are designed. The speaker panel looks like wood, but we don't know for sure. There's a lot of controls, including music search, FM presets, Stereo Wide, Dolby, Echo, FM wireless mic, Phono, and Aux. It also has a 5-band EQ (the first slider is called "Dynamic Bass").