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Version	Date	User
1	2016-07-07 18:55	Reli
10	2024-03-26 22:34	Reli
9	2024-03-26 22:26	Reli
8	2024-02-21 00:34	Reli
7	2023-11-08 18:47	Reli
6	2023-11-08 18:44	Reli
5	2023-11-06 06:12	Reli
4	2023-11-06 06:01	Reli
3	2016-07-07 19:05	Reli
2	2016-07-07 19:02	Reli
1	2016-07-07 18:55	Reli

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The Galaxis M-1900N is one of the rarest boomboxes. It's an AKA of the also rare <a class="wiki" href="Nippon FS-2215" rel="">Nippon FS-2215</a>. What's really strange is that it has both a graphic equalizer AND bass/treble knobs. And both function, in a cumulative/additive manner. The LED meter measures output power. We're not sure what the "200" on the grills is supposed to mean. 200 mm speakers? No, they're not that big.