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Sansui stereo is not rare here in the UK - Sold under the Roberts brand & in Europe under many names! Always a few on eBay UK....Roberts RSRT-50 I think - they are a good generic machine, reliable if not a little underwhelming!

I have a M70 that has 110V selector. My house voltage is 121 on average. While it's not a clean sound, the amp chip does seem to eek out a little louder distorted sound wide open compared to my 120V models :-)

Have you worked on the model before? How do they compare to other popular boomboxes like the JVC RC-M70, etc? Much more difficult?

Have you worked on the model before? How do they compare to other popular boomboxes like the JVC RC-M70, etc? Much more difficult?

où trouver les slides du JVC RC-M70 ???:-O:-O ah oui peut-être sur la Lune ou sur Mars :-P:-P

Thank you both. It's nice to relax and enjoy it this evening 8-) When I cracked the case, the smell of chlorinated circuit boards filled the room. Not sure what the manufacturing process of these boards are, but they are still outgassing 40 years later..lol. I actually like the smell albeit...

i would much rather her than an m70 Ryan no kidding lad she looks great and a nice happy ending to boot :clap::beer2:

OK thank you that sounds good. I’ll watch it the link. I’ll look at it. I might try to do it myself. If not, I can convince my friend to do it if he doesn’t have to take out the deck.

Cleaning the leaf switch should do the job. I don't think you have to remove the deck section but have to open the boombox, remove the front sections with speakers and then chassis out. JVC RC-M70 Boombox Complete Overhaul Before & After - YouTube The above link will be helpful to open the M70.

I bought my JVC-M70 boombox back in 2011. It was $400. Worked perfectly now in 2023. When I push play nothing happens I have to push play about 12 to 15 times. Then it will play. Sometimes when I flip over the tape and push play . It will play other times I have to push the play button about a...

That sanwa is a ridiculously good looking boombox.

...the perfect boombox test tool, all in one tester. Ok, it's not exactly, cheap but for 1/4 the cost of an M90, and less than the cost of a decent M70, in my opnion, why collect all the boomboxes and not get the one tool that's going to keep them running in tip top shape? The only downside is...

no no skip, that is better than a m70....at least the deck is the correct way around lol

I have a few that don't get much use or love. Aiwa TPR945. Telefunken CR8200 a.k.a. Poor mans M70. And this rare Sansui FX-M10 mini. And this big Sanwa 4600 a.k.a. Mars JR600.

Hello, JVC M70 is quite a popular one, most popuoalr version being the AUX /RCA one, least popular being the European DIN version. I seldom see the Japan version (with the knobs on the front). From what I can see they usually go for anything between 200 and 500 European dollars in decent and...

Hi guys, I'm looking for (non-Japanese) top panel for the JVC M70. Mine is in quite bad condition and was thinking about exchanging it. Or maybe someone knows some good way how to "refresh" it?

Really? I love my M70C & it sounds great! If yours sounded like poo, then the speakers were crapped or the something was wrong.

It was old Autobot that sold me that M90 there's a couple of different members named Autobot this and that but that was the original Autobot from Puerto Rico a good guy. My super jumbo came from another Autobot I think it was autobot 1984 another great guy.

i still don't think they are worth 150 lad how to kill the love of music use an m70 lol

That m 90 came all the way from Puerto Rico for less than $300 with shipping back with then before the world lost their m************ mind. I remember people making jokes how an M70 wasn't even $150 bucks . Somebody's laughing now.