Sony ZX-7
This is probably one of the more rare Sony boomboxes and definitely has one of the cooler names. It is the Sony ZX-7. ZX-7 sounds fast and high tech, almost like a high end race …
This is probably one of the more rare Sony boomboxes and definitely has one of the cooler names. It is the Sony ZX-7. ZX-7 sounds fast and high tech, almost like a high end race …
This Sony CFS-9000 is at the later end of the vintage scale but is still a neat boombox. It is a component design with detachable speakers as well as handle. Anybody familiar with these Sony’s …
Ok, so there’s not much Boom in this box, but you have to admit this Sony CFM-104 has an intriguing design. I’m not sure how loud that single speaker can get but the handle on …
This was one of Sony’s popular small boomboxes in the mid to late 80’s It is the Sony CFS-900. It came in both cream white and black color schemes and was a pretty basic single …
I’m not sure how much “boom” one can get out of this Sony SRF-80W boombox given its small size but it is definitely an interesting piece. It’s very similar to today’s iHome and other speaker …
This is the Sony FH-3. It’s the little brother of the Sony FH-5. As you can see it has some unique styling. It uses push buttons for the input source as well as the cassette …
The Sony CFS-700 also known as the TranSound is a rarely seen example of Sony’s vintage boombox models. It also incorporates some features that we’re very original for its time. The boombox had a built …
The Sony CFS-85S was introduced in 1979. It’s a fairly hard boombox to find and they don’t come up for sale that often. It has a distinct vintage look to it with it’s wood grained …
The Sony CFS-920 was part of Sony’s sports boombox line introduced in the mid 80’s. The boomboxes were AM/FM cassette and were very durable, water resistant and had rubber fittings at the seams. The Sony …