Aiwa CS70
There isn’t much information out there about the Aiwa CS70 boombox. It was produced sometime around 1979 in Japan by Aiwa which was a very successful company in the 1970’s and 1980’s. In fact, they …
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Sharp GF-1000
I think this is easily one of the best looking boomboxes out there. It’s the Sharp GF-1000 and is part of the famous Sharp four woofer family of boomboxes including the GF-767, GF-777, and GF-999. …
Panasonic RX-ED90 Cobra Top
Alright, so I may be pushing it a little here by calling this Panasonic RX-ED90 a vintage boombox. But, it was manufactured in the mid 90’s which is now almost 20 years ago so it …
Williamsons AIE 2000
Here’s a pretty rare boombox. It’s the Williamsons AIE-2000 Enviro Stereo and I would guess you probably haven’t seen one before. While it may be lacking a little in the style department it does have …
Vela Disco Lite DK-7000
Here’s a version of the Vela Disco Lite that you don’t see very often. It’s the Vela Disco Lite DK-7000 and was made by Skitronic in China. I’m not sure of the specific year of …
General Sound GS-290
This is the General Sound GS-290. It has the classic later 80’s styling with the black case, red and chrome accents and detachable speakers. It also has a “disco lite” display in the middle of …
Bay Sound Disco Lite
Here’s a small boombox with the disco lite features such as the black and gold colors and blinking disco lights. It was made by Bay Sound and features FM and AM bands as well as …
JVC RC-M90 Sells For Nearly $4500!
A recent ebay auction of a JVC RC-M90 boombox resulted in a nearly $4500.00 sale price. The RC-M90 is a fairly difficult box to find any way but this one happened to be in exceptionally …
Tecsonic J-1 Super Jumbo
This Tecsonic Super Jumbo J-1 boombox was made famous in Spike Lee’s movie “Do The Right Thing”. The character Radio Raheem in the movie carried this boom box around with him at all times blasting …
Sanyo Robo 01
Ok, so you thought you had seen all the Sanyo boomboxes huh? Have you seen this Sanyo Robo-01? Given its colors and styling it was obviously made for the younger boombox crowd. And I mean …