I have a number of ghetto blaster web pages on my website; I think it is appropriate to post them in this forum.
In more-or-less alphabetical order, they are:

Aiwa CS-600

JVC RC-550JW

JVC RC-656JW

JVC RC-838JW

JVC RC-M70JW

JVC RC-M80JW

Panasonic RX-5090

Sears SR-2100

These are machines I actually own right now (late-April 2008), not machines I once had but no longer do.

Very cool and nicely done!

Thanks for posting!

Sweet collection and I love the vintage video game banners and Band shirts

Those video game banners are marquees from coin-op arcade video games from the 1980s.



From left to right:

Atari ''Tempest''
Nintendo ''R-Type''
Konami ''Super Cobra''
Midway ''Omega Race''
Sega ''Star Trek''
Williams ''Joust''
Venture Line ''Looping''
Universal ''Mr. Do!'s Castle''
Jaleco ''Exerion''
Gremlin/Sega ''Astro Blaster''
Gottlieb ''Q*bert''

I have a few more video game marquees, but I don't presently have anywhere to display them.
I believe I have marquees from:

Atari "Space Duel"
Williams "Stargate"
Williams "Sinistar"
Cinematronics "Star Castle"
Williams "Robotron: 2084"
Sega "Space Harrier"
...and a few others...


The "band" shirts you can see on these web pages are from the bands Anthrax and Metallica - two of my favourites.

welcome

yaaay he joined !!!

Excellent stuff LED! I like the shots of your Aiwa CS 600. Cool site. I'll be investigating more. Welcome to our crazy little family of BBX/Walkman freaks!

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Originally posted by *TPR*:
nice atari calassic

Wow! That was alot of excitement over THIS.....

That screen looks like it's from the Atari 7800 home video game console.
Back in Seattle in the late-1980s, I had a marquee for the coin-op version of Pole Position; it was made of glass, not acrylic like the marquees from most other video games. It was lost when I moved right around 1990, so I no longer have it.