JVC RC-QC7

Got a JVC boombox today-a RC-QC7.
Paid $29 for it-not a bad price to pay, considering it has a 3 CD changer.

Some of the features of the RC-QC7 include:

• [*:3u58z19j]3 CD Changer

• [*:3u58z19j]Dual Full-Logic Cassette

• [*:3u58z19j]Auto reverse

• [*:3u58z19j]Digital Tuner

• [*:3u58z19j]Can eject all of the CD's at once

• [*:3u58z19j]Active Hyper-Bass PRO (bass boost)

• [*:3u58z19j]Clock/timer display

There are several EQ settings:

• [*:3u58z19j]Flat

• [*:3u58z19j]Pop

• [*:3u58z19j]Clear

• [*:3u58z19j]Beat

The sound with Active Hyper-Bass PRO and the EQ set to Pop or Beat is excellent-lots of bass.

Not shabby at all.

nice unit ! I only wish they had kept making boxes with a configurable "custom" EQ setting.I actually like the "clear" setting the most if I'm locked into a preset.You've put together a sizable collection of boxes so far.Now here is the big question.Which one of them has the best sound in your opinion?

Probably the JVC-I like the amount of bass produced.

Forget to mention that it has audio-in jack at the rear-so I can play a iPod through it for example.

Full-logic cassette decks are always nice!

CD-changer?
Wow!

I found this page via the The Wayback Machine
which lists the RRP of my JVC:
http://web.archive.org/web/199710240032 ... c_qc7.html

In 1997 the RC-QC7 had a RRP of $250 and was the third most expensive JVC 3 CD changer boombox from that year.