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Anybody here Collect Boombox
Anybody here Collect Boombox?
Only Cassette preferred w/radio of course No CD Boombox's am I interested in. I am looking for any and all boombox's with large woofers 6 inch or better, & at least 8 batteries operation, Stereo or Mono in operation, stereo preferred and will accept some mono's one Piece preferred or, 3 - piece considered - depending upon the model. Thanks James |
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I have 2 sony cfs d7 boomboxes and a extreemly mint sony cfd 5 boombox.
The cfd 5 was the first cd boombox so I think it is as collectable as any boombox. |
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of which had much more power and better speaker arrangement than the newer cd bbx's. I wish you could post a picture of the models that you are refferring to ? Thanks, James |
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sony cfs d7
I bought my first d7 in 1979 when I was 13. it is in great shape http://www.sony.net/Fun/design/histo...70/cfs-d7.html and the very kool sony cfd 5 - mine was made in 1985. 10.9 watts per channel rms - both channels driven at the same time. has a 48 watt power supply and detachable aluminum honeycomb apm speakers. first boombox with a built in cd player. touch plate style feather touch logic controled auto reverse cassette deck. cassette deck has blank skip and music search - quick reverse and can record on metal tape. dolby b - cd syncro recording. 5 band eq I bet it cost a small fortune in 1985. it is the 5th picture from the top ( im not awake yet) http://www.pocketcalculatorshow.com/.../decline1.html |
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I have a couple big Lasonic boom boxes . One is the famous TRC 931 and looks like it was hardly used . Another slightly smaller silver Lasonic i got from an older lady who used it but never moved it around so its almost new looking . Its got a pretty powerfull amp in it . Its loud ! Then i do have a 90`s JVC with a CD player lid on top . Its got a strange built in sub woofer that sounds better than any other box of its type . Roring deep bass .
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a buddy of mine dale has a 1 year old sony boombox with a sub - kinda wierd looking - big - red and and basic.
am/fm - cd - cassette - aux in - remote control. cost a little over 100 bucks at fred meyers it sounds really good |
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There's a web site http://pocketcalculatorshow.com/boombox/ for boomboxes and http://stereo2go.com/6/ubb.x forum for collectors.
One I have (I collect mostly tube radios): An old one with an 8 track player: This one is just mono, so it probably doesn't qualify: and definitely not this one: This one is just a huge portable AM-FM-SW Sony set:
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that sony is too kool lookin
but it is a radio - not a boombox |
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any one own a jvc kaboom box
I bet they sound pretty good I bet the bose wave music system is the ultimate boom box - stereo - battery portable with am/fm and cd. Not the wave radio - the big one. |
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Bose ultimate boom box ?
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Bose Wave Music System I have here in this Video , Doesnt come with the CD Player in it /// but you could add one to it via the line-in it has .... ( here is my try at a making a video of one of these ) Why some people ask me, well because nowbody else has !!! Bose AW1 Acoustic Wave Digital Radio Boombox Cassette Stereo Ghettoblaster http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqmXstaf1OE I am gonna redo this video to try to get a better sound recorded to come through to see if I can make the " presence " of this sould come through in the video .... |
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Smaller Silver Lasonic Model Number is?
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I am looking for the Model LASONIC LPC-85 and a few other's .... Presently I have 2 of the Lasonic trc-931's the rounded corner one's AND one of them is Completely NEW IN THE BOX except for being opened and taken out an looked at an such .... and the onther one of these is as new and as good as one could have one of these as all of it works - except that I dont have the box for that one .... |
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I've lost count of my boomboxes, and largely stopped buying any. I have something around 100 of them, almost all of them somewhat rare and/or "collectible" ones (and in some cases, multiples of those).
Last night alone, I walked away from a Sharp GF-9696, two Sharp GF-575s, and several other ones that weren't bad. Oh, and after some struggle I walked away from a Marantz PMS-7000, too, since I already have several of them (along with several 8000s, too, and one 6000). Just too many good boomboxes around my "hunting grounds" for me to keep buying any more. I'll still grab any more JVC M90s I find, though; I only have two, and they are just TOO nice and TOO rare --not to mention TOO valuable in the marketplace-- to pass up!
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here is the Ultimate BoomBox with me , and one of my truck's
and one of my old motorcycle's in the background this is the JVC RC 550 Mono BoomBox 15 watt's of sound rms with eight batteries |
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