MOVING SOUND - more add´s

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ViennaSound

Boomus Fidelis
Most of you know from s2g, i´m a big PHILIPS fan.
My favourites are from the MOVING SOUND series.
The "scooters" (Roller series) are funny and good sounding.

I just owned an red :vespa: serie1 and an red+yellow :vespa: serie2

Now i could add an black :vespa: serie2 and an...... :hmmm: , ok , look at this strange thing: :-P

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This strange ear at the right cannot be detached.
I think it´s an bassport.
On the top is an "TurboBass" knob with regulator. :hmmm:

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I must open it next time. I want to see what´s behind.... :huh:

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It was an hard job to clean it. A painter owned it before. Dirt in every part of it. :'-(
Now it´s quiet clean, new aerial will be needed next time.

I think it´s the ugliest box i own now. :tease: :hooray:

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The second add is this black :vespa: 2 from the flea.
To sad the antenna ball is missing :sad:

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Here the red :vespa: 2:

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The yellow :vespa: 2, my first moving sound:

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And the red :vespa: 1, my favourite: :yes:

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Comparing :vespa: serie1 and :vespa: serie2:

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Tricolore of the :vespa: series 2:

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All together now.
Keep on moving moving Sound :surf:

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Four :vespa: and one :blink: :

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Hope to find more of them. :drunk:

Thanks for watching :-)

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Jovie

Member (SA)
The "Rollers" look like they could have rolled off the Volkswagen assembly line :-D .They have a pretty distinctive appearance.It's always nice to be able to find different versions of a given box.

The "Turbo Bass" is quite unusual.Are those tweeters real? I've never seen anything quite like that one.As nice as some of the really classic boxes are we've become very familiar with their design.Many of us could draw them in our sleep :lol: .It's always nice to see something unusual. Thanks for sharing it with us. How does it sound? Does it have good highs as well as good bass? Is there an equalizer on it?
 

ViennaSound

Boomus Fidelis
Jovie said:
How does it sound? Does it have good highs as well as good bass? Is there an equalizer on it?

Hm, do you really want to hear about it? :-/
Simply: NO :thumbsdown:

I think the whole box is a fake.
No equalizer
Without pressing the TBG knob and slider to max. , you can´t listen to it.
The sound is sooo weak.
I think the slider is an simple tone regulator, the TBG an loudness button, not more. :hmmm:

Here some pics from near

The spectacular TBG system: :lol:

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The tuning knob is difficoult to turn, bad place :sadno:

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TURBO BASS GENERATOR :-P
Don´t expect an killer... :annoyed:

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Label:
Made in malaysia ... :ninja:

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Also bad to carry.
Because of the big ear, it hangs to the side. :bang:

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This thing is a real trashbomber - but this makes me loving it. ;-)
A real child of the 80´s.... :agree:
 

Fatdog

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VS, you find some of the most unusual boomboxes! :cool: That Turbo Bass Generator reminds me of a vacuum cleaner. :-P Very nice Philips too with all the different colors. Keep up the good work at finding them. :thumbsup:
 

oldskool69

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Staff member
Nice stuff. Philips (nee Magnavox in the U.S.) had some interesting boxes. In the late eighties they had their turbo bass series come out and some of them could really go. How's the sound on yours? :-D
 

Ghettoboom767

Member (SA)
Hi VS-Very nice Phillips!!
Those are really cool and would be great for kids outside!
I like the unusual bass port on the right side of that one!
Very unusual.
Thanks again for showing us all your unusual & rare boomboxes!
Have a great weekend-GB. :-)
 

Jovie

Member (SA)
Actually I believe the biggest offerings from Phil/Mag around that time were pretty decent and actually had good equalizers.With your Turbo-Bass model,It was probably an entry level box in "wolves clothing" to make it seem nicer than it really was.I tend to think it probably has fake tweeters.Your right,it's turbo bass markings and "generator" are probably fake too.It must be like a car with hood scoops and air dams that has a stock engine and no performance mods underneath the skin.If you expect too much,it will let you down.More than likely you might think it a decent small box if it wasn't such a poser though.Even so,I like seeing the rare,odd,and unusual.Thanks for posting it :-)
 

Gluecifer

Member (SA)
I wish Reli was around to comment how appalling it's unbalanced design is.

Top find, Roman! Good to see the Moving Sound collection expanding!



Rock On.
 

Aiwa

Member (SA)
awesome thread!

here`s another one...



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various models:


d8300
d8301
d8302
d8303
d8304.....
rare:"aw8200" Model no.



1988
d8303 Double Cassette Radio. 2x16 watt music output power and 5-band equalizer. FM stereo, MW and SW1 2.2-7.7 MHz (135-41 m) and SW2 9.5-21.75 MHz (31-13 m).Various frequency receptions on AW-models.Double Cassette section with Deck A for playback and Deck ‚ for record and playback. Automatic continuous play. Automatic dubbing control and high speed dubbing. Built-in microphone. Super sound thanks to two wide frequency 10 cm woofers, 13 cm sub woofer and two tweeters for high range. Connections for line/CD and headphones. WxHxD: 54 x 26 x 14.5 cm. Net weight: 5.4 kg. Operates on 220 volt, 50/60 cycles or 8 d cells, please order separately, 12 volt connection as well.

US$150,08



The d8300 series

Came out in
yellow black
white white
black black
white black
the first color always appeared in the square tweeters again,underneath the grills.

Some of them were additional designed with "MOVING SOUND"stickers,or special decals on the upper part of the box.

On the eu market they were seen first 1987 and were produced for about 3 years.
 

Aiwa

Member (SA)
In the hifi department Murray Camens and Graham Hinde developed the «Roller Radio» in the early80s,which was sympathic trough its round speaker shape and functional handle.The company succeeded to made the step in the market directed to the youth,which lead to ambitious construction concepts till today,such as the shape of the «Moving Sound»-Series (1988),worn by the basic color yellow.Since 1988 Phillips dedicated a special attention to the decals of it`s products and delegated the designers Marcel Heijen and Tom Batussen.


Im Hi-Fi-Bereich entwickelten Murray Camens und Graham Hinde Anfang der 80er-Jahre das «Roller Radio», das durch seine runden Lautsprecher und den funktionalen Tragegriff gefiel. Der Firma gelang dadurch der Einstieg in einen an Jugendlichen ausgerichteten Markt, der bis heute zu gewagten Designentwürfen führte, etwa in Form der «Moving Sound»-Serie (1988), die von der Grundfarbe Gelb getragen war. Ab 1988 widmete Philips auch dem Dekor seiner Produkte eine besondere Aufmerksamkeit und beauftragte damit die Designer Marcel Heijen und Tom Batussen.

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ViennaSound

Boomus Fidelis
So, now you can call me crazy! :-P

Today i found @ flea an second :blink: !
In pretty clean condition, like new:
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Aerial ok, Tape ok,... but radio dead!! :'-(
So i think i will implant the live of the dirty one in the good shaped. :hmmm:
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The only good thing:
So i will see what´s behind the TURBO BASS GENERATOR ! :tease: :vespa:
 

71spud

Member (SA)
ViennaSound said:
The only good thing:
So i will see what´s behind the TURBO BASS GENERATOR ! :tease: :vespa:

TAKE PICTURES!!!! I would love to see what is behind the TURBO BASS GENERATOR... probably some knock-off Bose technology... :sick:
 
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