Contributions to JVC RC-828 (current version)

The <a class="wiki" href="JVC" rel="">JVC</a> RC-828 is similar to the RC-838 model but plainer looking and has an asymetrical look.

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Biphonic is JVC's proprietary wide-stereo setting. Wide stereo modes introduces a spatial effect to the sound field. Unfortunately, the Biphonic modes did now work well compared to <a class="wiki" href="Sanyo" rel="">Sanyo</a>'s wide mode and <a class="wiki" href="Panasonic" rel="">Panasonic</a>'s ambience modes. Perhaps it was no coincidence that in later boombox models, JVC did away with Biphonic modes and in fact, did not even offer a wide-stereo mode on some of their models including the very popular M70 and their flagship <a href="tiki-index.php?page=JVC+RC-M90" title="Introduced in 1981, the JVC M90 is considered by many to be the "King of Boomboxes". It was on LL Cool J's "Radio" album cover." class="wiki wiki_page">M90</a> model.