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 …
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 …
This is a JVC PC-R11C that features clean, hi-tech styling. The unit will break down into four separate parts including the two detachable high ceramic speakers. It also has a single cassette deck, 4 band …
The RC-M75w by JVC was manufactured between 1982 and 1984. It is a single cassette machine and has a “Fine Tuning” knob as well as a “Tape Speed” knob. There are apparently two versions of …
This is one odd JVC boombox. As you can see the JVC 3090 CQM has a small tv built in to it. It even has a UHF antenna hookup on the back along with v-hold …
The JVC PC-R550C is a rarely seen model that featured a single cassette, two detachable speakers and a 5 band graphic equalizer. It’s been mentioned that the “C” may identify it as a Canadian model. …
Circa 1978 the JVC RC-838c featured: The JVC RC-838c sells for $200 to $900.
The JVC RC-M70jw is 21 inches wide and 11.5 inches tall. It has a pair of 6.5 inch woofers, two 2 inch tweeters and produces 15 watts per channel. Some of its other features are: …
This JVC RC-M90 is one of the most sought after boomboxes. It was produced in the early 80’s and was very large at 26 inches long and 14 inches high. It has two large 8 …
This is the JVC PC-R11 jw. It features a single cassette, equalizer and the speakers are detachable. It has AM, FM, SW, and SW2. The JVC PC line isn’t nearly as popular as their RC …
The JVC RC 838JW Boombox was made sometime around 1978 and was considered large for it’s time. It’s measurements were 20″ wide, 5.8″ deep, and 12″ high. It also boasted what the manufacturer called …