same box in red with stickers n all .camera went out for the rubbish so links will have to suffice lads....its sitting on top of my new red panasonic rxc52 again stunning in red.........i was a fool to let go of my first one not again lads on the radio just beautiful
here is a pic of the two...might use the 52 in the next few days.....it took 2 units to fix its faults but happy to say all done now.... a great kitchen unit.
I've got a stack of stale cans, I'll get this back rolling! The Samsung P-74S, a very cool three-piecer and heavy! With phono/line in, 4 ohm external speaker jacks, two mic inputs and lots of LEDs on the front, this is a very nice looking boombox and much better than some of the other lightweights. Don't bother looking on Wikiboombox, it isn't even listed but it's AKA, the UHER Power Port is and I think there's other versions but I'd guess Samsung was the builder. This boombox has a great tuner, much better than most of them, I can pull in a lot of stations easily. I posted the Goldstar last summer, another Korean Entry, both great builds for 80's three-piecers, they really look alike style-wise. I scored on the Off Color Brewing, Beer For The Top Shelf from Chicago, what a great mix of lager and maple syrup, I only got one in a sample pack and I would get it again if I could find it.
this one seems better than the ones i have had in the past lad, it seems louder for some reason, dispite being told it was shit by 2 people already today lol so yea this one gets a thumbs up from me
It's hard to tell from a photo if it has a little too much plastic, it's definately a different design, maybe they used real industrial designers or got it from California?
i think this was made in 83 before all the lasonic and cheap crowns/ unicef has some weight to it to be honest i never rated the gf 9000 as i have had several and they were just dumped in the back of the room but this one kicks butt which is something i never thought i would say about the gf 9000......next i will be converted to the m70 lol
The professor and I were deep in the jungle this winter, searching for the lost fountain of youth, while our mission might be never-ending we did find a new nector that was refreshing and mind-numbing. Behold, Coco De Mer Imperial Porter with hints of vanilla & coconut clocking in at a robust 7%! When I first joined this forum I was more of a troll, hanging out below in the Walkman Section getting blasted by AO regularly on my unspectacular finds but I watched and observed, noting the cool models I was never exposed to as a kid. Here our some of our winter finds, the JVC CQ-1K, I don't remember any JVC Junk and these should be part of every collector's shelving, with an all-star build and classic looks. The other one is a little more new and plasticy, the Hitiachi CP-200RC, Taiwan made, these used to be pretty hard to find but there a few on ebay as we speak. The big tuning knob and huge buttons are a little different then what were were seeing back then. Let's welcome the trolls up here and get the party started!
great the JVC is one of my favourite units and that Hitachi is only rare as a Hitachi, there were thousands of clones out there (f.ex. Saba Journey…). off course i never heard of that beer here in germany and consider a proper headache, just thinking of the „vanilla-touch“, but finally a beer - cheers, mate
i can post pics of my radios but i gave up Alcohol 34 years ago when my son was born, but i was never was a big drinker any way..
Welecome to the party! Over here new breweries are popping up and closing all the time, I look back at the thread and ask, What happened to that stuff? Throw down anything, we don't care if your not partying. Hitachi's are much more rare over here, I don't think this one has been posted on here before and it gets my non-existant colletion of them started! I got really lucky with the JVC, it still has a mint case with it. https://www.petervis.com/walkmans/cp-200ruk/cp-200ruk.html