Not to be outdone, Sharp was really pushing the QT Line including this rad looking QT- 73CD from 1988 with 33 blistering watts. I'd love to see one of these up close.
It's really hard to tell how good they are but some of these are over 50,000 yen which should be a premium audio product.
it was down to the speakers as i investigated my friend they are afd but mounted in a strange way and there was nothing i could do......the speakers in some of you're minis would most likely be better lad
Not sure if this has been answered yet, but that would be the Autobot version of Soundwave, called Blaster.
The Rolling Stones announce their new tour using a boombox! https://twitter.com/7thAveStones/status/1168544481408249858
Yep, same here, looks much like an RC model from 70s, thier style but couldn't identify the exact model yet. PS. Haya, mates, I am kinda back, hope you are all all right! Cheers!
The lovely Brook Burke from 2005, not sure what the boomer is, it looks like the magazine scan messed up.
It looks like a very interesting article from Japan (found on Twitter), from 1980 this reviews a ton of gems from the golden age. There's some great models shown, I need to download a translator for all this great information, check out a very early showing of the UNIX CRS-6000, not to be confused with the Marantz PMS-6000. The factory photos are priceless.
More gems including the Marantz/UNIX 2800. Check out the National RX-5180, the speaker trim has holes in it, the USA Version is just standard chrome trim and not 1/2 as cool as this version. The AIWA CS-M1 also makes a very early showing for a stereo microcassette!
