I believe my best low volume box is the Hitachi Perdisco TRK-8600RM. 
The sound falls apart after "4" tho. 
The sound falls apart after "4" tho. your best LOW VOLUME boxes ??
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redbenjoe said:
I've never seen any other version of this exact box that I can recall. Sears did a lot of Sanyo's but this doesn't have any Sanyo styling. 
Nope , but understanding neighbours are a plusredbenjoe said:blah blah and eddy !!!
do you guys live on your own private FARMS ????????????????????
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and yes there fatdog --
i forgot all about the sanyo 720 --
at low volume -
it sounds as great as it looks
i have to say my c50 sansui fx-700 will do the job nicely its a very small and capable little box and the c20 also,, i do not have one,, but if you want good bass at low volume cant go wrong with these as they can be moved around wherever you want and still enjoy your low music and for some nice maybe a little bigger the sansui cp5,7
and for some nice maybe a little bigger the sansui cp5,7 
mine used to do that when i bought it ( a TRK8190E ),MONOLITHIC said:I believe my best low volume box is the Hitachi Perdisco TRK-8600RM.
but it was a malfunction,
the Function / Off switch,
was dirty inside, so instead of a direct shunt when turned on,
the switch ( made by OMRON ) had a 132Ohm resistance.
I just had to blow some compressed air into it, the spray de ox / similar , ( only a bit ),
and it now works very well with loud volume, up to 10.
With Loudness On, and 5, 5, treble , bass settings.
just a thought.
no i will not be udersoldredbenjoe said:agree with you ramonshakalaks about those little boxes --
and --for a small fee --
monchito said:no i will not be udersoldredbenjoe said:agree with you ramonshakalaks about those little boxes --
and --for a small fee --
So Ira is now a boombox slumlord?!?!?
As they've not been mentioned, I'd like to rate my Aiwa TPR-950 and Superscope CRS-403S as very nice sounding boxes on medium to low volume. Both keep the warmth and range right down to low volumes, beautiful sounding units.
Rock On.
Rock On.
yea kinda and my horses are freezing their asses off right now, but they never complain about volumesblah blah and eddy !!!
do you guys live on your own private FARMS ????????????????????
my wife...different story.
I have a few that sound good at low volume:
GF-777 / 767
VZ-2000 / 2500 BSLT
Toshiba RT-120S ( we also have one of these in the kitchen.....A great box!! )
Hitachi TRK 3D80.
I am not sure why, but some boxes seem to lack in the bass department when at low volume. They just ask to be woofed hard, and some of my boxes don't really do bass, like my baby Sanyo M7735L, for example, or Sharp QT-27s.
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GF-777 / 767
VZ-2000 / 2500 BSLT
Toshiba RT-120S ( we also have one of these in the kitchen.....A great box!! )
Hitachi TRK 3D80.
I am not sure why, but some boxes seem to lack in the bass department when at low volume. They just ask to be woofed hard, and some of my boxes don't really do bass, like my baby Sanyo M7735L, for example, or Sharp QT-27s.
-BoomBoxDeluxe.
hmm I would have to disagree, I have a 9998K and it has no bass at low volume, compared to say a TPR-950 or a Crown 850 or a 16000 Supersoundbill said:
Now, when you crank it up using the right input source, it can put out some bass....... I hooked up my laptop and played the Avatar trailer off Youtube, and it put out some very nice low frequencies.
But at really low volumes, with just FM radio, those other 3 boxes I mentioned sound better.
Scratch that! My best low volume box is...MONOLITHIC said:I believe my best low volume box is the Hitachi Perdisco TRK-8600RM.
During a recent unscientific test, I discovered that it, surprisingly, has deeper bass than my M90.
I wish it had that M90 power tho...
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