This is my collection of boomboxes. I'm missing a few that are not in the photos. Please comment and enjoy. 
My Collection
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LOL,thanks F.D! I like the sound of the RX-7700,but (IMHO) the Aiwa CS880 blows it away soundwise. I think the Aiwa CS880 is the best sounding box I've ever had.
As far as the Prosonic,it is for sale/trade to members here. BTW,I'm looking for a Sanyo M-X720 "Hint HInt!!!
As far as the Prosonic,it is for sale/trade to members here. BTW,I'm looking for a Sanyo M-X720 "Hint HInt!!!
Yup.....Fatdog said:skippy1969 said:As far as the Prosonic,it is for sale/trade to members here. BTW,I'm looking for a Sanyo M-X720 "Hint HInt!!!
very nice Skippy, but only 2 aiwa's?? Come on now.
"I think the Aiwa CS880 is the best sounding box I've ever had."
Now you sound like me, LOL
"I think the Aiwa CS880 is the best sounding box I've ever had."
Now you sound like me, LOL
LOL,yes I know Tony. I used to have a few more lie CS770,CS660,CS600,CS550+ a few mini Aiwas but I sold /traded them. I like to change my collection now and then to keep it different and exciting. There are so many radios I want to own but I don't have room to keep too many,so I sell/trade a few .ahardb0dy said:
lovely machines skippo..and all look to be in new condition,i wonder sometimes how these boxes have made it this far and stayed so clean..great stuff !!
Tony they are 2 entirely different radios.ahardb0dy said:
They both used the Aiwa MD-3 full logic cassette mechanism like the CS-770 and CS-880 with a few subtle differences.
The CS-660 was built in 1981 and the CS-600 was built in 1982 and 1983.
I said it before, but it bears repeating - those are some quality boxes!
I'm a fan of that Panasonic (no pun intended) RX-7700! How doe it sound, skippy? I've liked the look since I first saw one...
Maybe it's worth adding to the 3-box hit list...
I'm a fan of that Panasonic (no pun intended) RX-7700!
How doe it sound, skippy? I've liked the look since I first saw one... Maybe it's worth adding to the 3-box hit list...
Thanks Mono! The RX-7700 is a very very high quality machine,almost hand built and super heavy! :nugget:MONOLITHIC said:I said it before, but it bears repeating - those are some quality boxes!
I'm a fan of that Panasonic (no pun intended) RX-7700!
Maybe it's worth adding to the 3-box hit list...
It sounds really nice,good highs and mids but a little bass shy but not bad mind you. The tuner is second to none,especially the shortwave. I love sitting around late at night tuning in sw stations. The tape deck is very cool and has a complex 11 song electromechanical music search.
LOL!redbenjoe said:hey skippy --
you really have acquired some great stuff there --
i used to have a party making fun of your meager junk -
but you are now approaching legitimacy
Thanks a lot Ira........ 
Hi Skippy-Nice Aiwa!!
You have a great collection there.
I really like the variety.
Thanks and have a great one-GB.
You have a great collection there.
I really like the variety.
Thanks and have a great one-GB.
Yeah, I'll have to add that to the list.skippy1969 said:Thanks Mono! The RX-7700 is a very very high quality machine,almost hand built and super heavy! :nugget:MONOLITHIC said:I said it before, but it bears repeating - those are some quality boxes!
I'm a fan of that Panasonic (no pun intended) RX-7700!
Maybe it's worth adding to the 3-box hit list...
It sounds really nice,good highs and mids but a little bass shy but not bad mind you. The tuner is second to none,especially the shortwave. I love sitting around late at night tuning in sw stations. The tape deck is very cool and has a complex 11 song electromechanical music search.
Besides, I don't have any Panasonics and that's a nice sized unit that'll fit in very well with my collection...Thanks for the info!
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