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The RX-FW39 is a very unique ghettoblaster from the year 1987. Its claim to fame is a center woofer called XBS. In total, it actually has 5 speakers: Two 12cm full-range, two 2cm pizeo tweeters, and the 8cm XBS woofer. This XBS woofer only LOOKS square - It's actually a conventional round subwoofer with a nice big magnet, sitting behind a rectangular grill. The Power output is surprisingly strong for such a lightweight (12 lbs) boombox. According to the service manual, it puts out a total of 35 watts "RMS max" (20is used by the XBS woofer, and the remaining 15 is split between the other 4 speakers).

The RX-FW39 has 2 tape decks, an AM/FM radio, a 4-band graphic EQ, and Panasonic's legendary "Ambience" setting. It measures 57cm wide, 16cm tall, and 20cm deep. It takes eight D-cell batteries.

To see a complete tear-down of this model, click here: <a target="_blank" class="wiki external" href="http://nationalmaclord.web.fc2.com/rxfw392.html">http://nationalmaclord.web.fc2.com/rxfw392.html<img src="img/icons/external_link.gif" alt="(external link)" width="15" height="14" title="(external link)" class="icon" /></a>