Wanted JVC M70

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Audio Augie

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Hey there! I've seen many options on ebay...if you can change your own belts or know someone/ a shop you may score a deal. Otherwise, you will shell out what they want. Ive seen some that look/work great for lower prices, and some that dont and are in worse shape for more. I love mine i would say its 9 or 9.5/10. I picked it up for $800 and the seller even did a small repair that I pointed out after receiving it, for free.
 
Fatdog

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When it comes to changing belts, the M70 is probably the easiest boombox to work on. Like Audio Augie suggested, perhaps look for one that needs belts, and hopefully get a better deal.
 
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Hisrudeness

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Audio Augie said:
Hey there! I've seen many options on ebay...if you can change your own belts or know someone/ a shop you may score a deal. Otherwise, you will shell out what they want. Ive seen some that look/work great for lower prices, and some that dont and are in worse shape for more. I love mine i would say its 9 or 9.5/10. I picked it up for $800 and the seller even did a small repair that I pointed out after receiving it, for free.
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£800? Basically boxes in the US are now double what they are in Europe.
 
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The US boxes have the Aux In, while for most models including m70, the Europe versions have Din In - which I'm not sure can work just with a cable adaptor if you want to plug in your phone / laptop / sound card. The Japanese boxes can be imported for a lower overall price but they have FM only up to 90Hz. So I'd say the US version is the best; and they say the Canadian ones are even better because somehow they are a bit louder (if volume is the goal)... In Europe, currently prices are roughly the same as the US for this model but it depends on the condition.
 
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