Boomboxes with the highest listenability

[ScareDe2]

Here is another topic to cover a wider range of what I would like to address:

So, there is sound quality, correct me if I am wrong that's the frequencies reproduction, or in other terms, the closest you can get to a high fidelity sound system with a boombox.

There is the power, the loudness.

And now I would like to address the listenability. I realised some boomboxes with an "inferior" sound can be quite pleasant to listen to all day long. I have a cheap Venturer at home, an unknown brand so cheap I don't even know it if exists for real. Anyway, its sounds "good". I like to listen to it.

I wonder what is the boomboxes you like to listen to all day without getting tired of it?

 

[floyd]

For me it's the Toshiba wx1 bombeat Followed by the telefunken studio 1.followed by the jvc. rc m90.

 

[Hisrudeness]

I agree with you Floyd about the WX1.
I don't own a C100 but I've heard about listening fatigue after a while with those.

I'd also throw in Bombeat RT-9990, RT-S90, Goldstar TSR-800, Panny C100, Jeagam 8000 (modest box)

I can bet RX-7200 @ 7000 are nice all rounders too.

Good topic.

 

[redbenjoe]

never did hear the panny 7200 -
but the 7000 was THE most pleasant boombox sound i ever had or heard

 

[jimmyjimmy19702010]

Panasonic RX-DT680, Yamaha PC-8, National RX-C45 - see a pattern?

 

[redbenjoe]

Panasonic RX-DT680, Yamaha PC-8, National RX-C45 - see a pattern?

3 piecers

 

[Brutus442]

Never heard one in person but people swear by the Sony FH707 and it's mellow sound throughout the power band

 

[soundboy]

777 is awesome and my other units fail to be used due to this ...lol

 

[Reli]

sound quality and listenability are the same to me

Telefunken Studio 1 is #1 period. Warm, room-filling bass even at low volume levels, and extremely precise treble.

 

[baddboybill]

sound quality and listenability are the same to me

Telefunken Studio 1 is #1 period. Warm, room-filling bass even at low volume levels, and extremely precise treble.


I agree 👍


Bad Boy Bill

 

[crazygamer]

Best radio i´ve heard so far is Sharp GF-777 followed by Aiwa CA-W10. Best sounding radios i happen to own are Aiwa CS-600 and Panasonic RX-C41L. I have a possibility to listen to Telefunken Studio 1 and Panasonic RX-7200 too, when possible, i´ll do it.

 

[THAFUZZ]

sound quality and listenability are the same to me

Telefunken Studio 1 is #1 period. Warm, room-filling bass even at low volume levels, and extremely precise treble.

I agree. I LOVE the sounds of My M90 & 5350 but, I have yet to hear anything as fully balanced as the Studio 1. Completely didn't expect to be that impressed from it.

 

[AE_Stereo]

I like to listen to Pioneer SK-95.
It has got a sweet sound and I feel no ear fatigue during long listening.

 

[riker1068]

Panasonic RX6400, Hitachi TRK 9900, Jvc M70. Kinda dig the sound of the Sharp HK 9000 also. And the GE 6035 kicks ass too

 

[Reli]

So the HK-9000 actually sounds good? The speakers look kinda cheap from the photographs.

 

[riker1068]

It might have something to do with the wood veneer boxes they are in. Sounds different than any plastic housing I have heard.

 

[koleloi]

Toshiba RT-S90. Deepest bass, smoothest mid of any boxes I've ever heard.

 

[redbenjoe]

Toshiba RT-S90. Deepest bass, smoothest mid of any boxes I've ever heard.

yup --the s90 is one of the truly great sounds

 

[mellymelsr]

Any of the big Sony FH 3 way units. Monster power with fantastic clarity and separation. The soundstage is magical. Best sounding multi piece radio I have ever heard. My favorite low volume radio is the Sanyo 9994k. Great for indoor listening at low volumes.

 

[Hisrudeness]

This Toshiba is one of the best sounding 1 piece mid I've heard. That includes the M9994. Such a good all rounder that I wouldn't mind a second one.