I just picked up a Fisher PH-M77 that's like new in it's Original Box.  It has been sitting for over 20 years in the box, maybe played with a could of times.  All the silver is intact absolutely no wear, looks like it just came from the factory.  The only flaw is that someone wrote a couple of initials on the front.  I don't know a lot about vintage radios. is this considered a Boom Box?  It say's it's a Stereo Radio/Double cassette recorder, the cassette is regular size and next to it is a micro cassette.  .  It has a great sounding radio, plays nice and it looks like it has Short Wave radio capabilities, all the dials are at the top under a lid except the channel changer. 

Anyone have an idea what these things sell for in this condition?

i have to agree Si, never seen this set up before either, very nice looking unit.

bet it oozes quality being a fisher.

the answer to your question is yes it could be classified as a mini or midsize boombox, or ghetto blaster as i prefer.

great looking box, oh and welcome on board the nut house

nice box gcam,i think aiwa made a similar box could be wrong though..too much vino

lucky sods

thanks god it's friday 

well i have my 3 kids friday til sunday every weekend so i gotta behave and stay sane and sober lol, good job iv'e got this place when they've gone bed

But it's worth the saintly behaviour to have your kids every weekend ain't it Azz I like a drink as a wind-down thing but can't actually remember the last time I was drunk. Have a good weekend with your kids Azz!!!!

yeah it's defo worth it Si without a doubt, thanks mate you have a good 1 aswell

great looking mint box!   you dont see many around with the mini on it.  I think awia also had one.