looking for big sound from a small/mid sized box
ozzy - 2013-12-04 09:40
I'm looking for a small/mid sized box roughly 40-50 cm x10-15cm x20-30 preferably on the smaller dimensions as I will be carrying it from work to home and so on every day
hope you guys have some suggestions or knowledge about the some of the radios I post here.
I unfortunately have an eye for the odd looking radios but sound is more important
davebush - 2013-12-04 12:34
sanyo 9998
seb968 - 2013-12-04 13:05
Sharp GF-9090, I think they are small enough for your requirements.
deliverance - 2013-12-04 13:12
telefunken studio m1.
nickfish - 2013-12-04 13:21
telefunken studio m1.
That could work!
Leave the speakers at work and carry the middle bit and listen with headphones while you walk. You will look like a bit of a prat but it will sound goood. In ear type headphones will NOT cut it though.
samovar - 2013-12-04 13:22
Sanyo M-9990
Sanyo M-9994
Sharp GF-9090
Sharp GF-9191
Sharp GF-9292
(after Seb968) 
Aiwa Carrying combo
Grundig Party Center 2000
Pioneer CK-11
(after deliverance) 
michiel - 2013-12-04 14:19
telefunken studio m1.
Sharp hk-9000
michiel - 2013-12-04 14:32
More seriously... I would recommend a Panasonic RX-F32L. A little smaller than the Philips you mentioned earlier, but much louder and better sound and build quality.
themightyrepairer - 2013-12-04 14:34
any of the smaller powerhouses from Panasonic.. like the Panasonic RX-C50/C20/52 having owned a C50 I can honestly say it will surprise you..
retro - 2013-12-04 15:00
Sony CFS-9000.
michiel - 2013-12-04 15:02
Sony CFS-9000.
Yes, this one is unbelievable loud for its size! 
ozzy - 2013-12-04 21:29
why do all my posts need to be approved did i say something wrong 
is there somewhere other then ebay i can get these? havnt been able to find anything at flea markets or trash pick any probably because there is none left to throw out.
ao - 2013-12-04 22:14
why do all my posts need to be approved did i say something wrong
is there somewhere other then ebay i can get these? havnt been able to find anything at flea markets or trash pick any probably because there is none left to throw out.
No, we've got issues with our moderation filter, it's nothing personal
ozzy - 2013-12-04 22:14
big sound with a big price $100-$200 just in postage alone for the ones available. guess i need to wait for one with some broken parts or at least in the same country
thanks for the suggestions much appreciated, also i thought sanyo was a cheap nasty sounding brand, thats what i was told anyway
deech - 2013-12-04 22:14
I d suggest Sanyo M7900
samovar - 2013-12-04 22:52
thunder and lightning, this is swearing in church! 
moderators should ban him immediately!!
northerner - 2013-12-04 22:56
eddie - 2013-12-05 01:57
Agreed. Sanyo M 7900K. i have a couple, and I love mine. They are a great little box with surprisingly big sound. They look like a big box shrunk down. I modified one to accomidate a strap utilizing the mic slots. Funny when people are over how they gravitate to this one in particular. I keep the second 7900 for parts thats how much I like these.
northerner - 2013-12-05 02:05
Agreed. Sanyo M 7900K. i have a couple, and I love mine. They are a great little box with surprisingly big sound. They look like a big box shrunk down. I modified one to accomidate a strap utilizing the mic slots. Funny when people are over how they gravitate to this one in particular. I keep the second 7900 for parts thats how much I like these.
One of my favourite boxes and very portable...just sooo purdy 