Suggestions for a CD-playing boombox?
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samovar
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Hard to say, I do not own a Kaboom and I've never heard one. I can only say that the Panny is gorgeous
BoxBeats
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I love CD's too and have over 300 and was using my boombox's aux in with a disc man but that got old.
So, I pulled an old iPod Video from the desk drawer and modified it with a massive battery and SD flash hard drive (512gb) and loaded up my converted CD's to it with glee. Now that Aux in is rocking my CD collection and I can take it on the go too.
Anyone else modifying iPods and Aux'ing in?
So, I pulled an old iPod Video from the desk drawer and modified it with a massive battery and SD flash hard drive (512gb) and loaded up my converted CD's to it with glee. Now that Aux in is rocking my CD collection and I can take it on the go too.
Anyone else modifying iPods and Aux'ing in?
Radio raheem
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i agree with hopey but there are some great boxes mentioned in this thread........i must have 15 boxes with working cd players but never use cd
one last thing although they might not look as good some 90's boxes sound far better than 80's ones but forget any modern crap
one last thing although they might not look as good some 90's boxes sound far better than 80's ones but forget any modern crap
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AIWA CSD-EX5
I bought one new in the 90's. It was the most elegant and best sounding boom box ever but within a few weeks the cassette stopped working. So I brought it back to the store.
The place told me that they didn’t have another in stock but they could either send it out for a warranty repair or refund my money and wait for them to restock. I chose the refund and will wait to buy another brand new.
Here’s my tale of woe… When I went back a week later to buy another one brand new they told me that AIWA stopped making them and could not get them anymore. I told them I’d take my broken one back with the repair. They told me it was sent back to AIWA and it disappeared into the ether.
I regret it to this day.
I bought one new in the 90's. It was the most elegant and best sounding boom box ever but within a few weeks the cassette stopped working. So I brought it back to the store.
The place told me that they didn’t have another in stock but they could either send it out for a warranty repair or refund my money and wait for them to restock. I chose the refund and will wait to buy another brand new.
Here’s my tale of woe… When I went back a week later to buy another one brand new they told me that AIWA stopped making them and could not get them anymore. I told them I’d take my broken one back with the repair. They told me it was sent back to AIWA and it disappeared into the ether.
I regret it to this day.
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