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. …
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. …
This is the Sharp GF-9494. While it tends to have some rather plain styling it is still a very sought after box as most of the big Sharp boomboxes are. As you can see it …
This is the Sharp GF-9292. It is part of the Shapr 9x9x series that included the GF-9090, GF-9191, GF-9292, GF-9494, GF-9595 and GF-9696. The big brother is the GF-9696. The GF-9292 is smaller has two …
The Sharp WF-939z had some hi tech styling for its time utilizing black, chrome and red. It had two detachable speakers, dual cassettes and a 10 band equalizer. Its other features included:
The Sharp VZ-2000 is one of the more interesting boomboxes as it had a built in turntable as well as a cassette. In fact, you don’t even need to flip the LP over to play …
The Sharp GF-767 was the predecessor of the Sharp GF-777. This box is pretty hard to find and sells for a good amount when available. It has four bands – FM, AM, SW1 and SW2. …
One of the Holy Grail’s of boombox collecting is the Sharp GF-777z or GF-777. One of the first boomboxes with double cassettes it was also produced in Japan as model GF-909. The GF-777 has six …