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One of the surprises was this little guy....I forgot who brought it, but it put out full deep bass like few other radios at the party could do and it was 14 inches long and 4 inches tall


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Superduper said:Lasonic TRC-920 said:119,000 yen = $1517.85
According to a website converter I found
What cost $1517.85 in 1975 would cost $6080.93 in 2010![]()
Putting it on eBay BIN for $6,000 sounds fair![]()
50% off discount for boomboxery members.![]()
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The Sansui FX-500 stomped on that little Panny and buried the pieces at sea at the 2010 Sunshine Mix.Lasonic TRC-920 said:redbenjoe said:what were the surprises ?![]()
One of the surprises was this little guy....I forgot who brought it, but it put out full deep bass like few other radios at the party could do and it was 14 inches long and 4 inches tallFull logic deck, bass and treble, Dolby, Metal Cassette WILD!
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THAFUZZ said:I am so very Proud of You all for making it so successful. I feel so sad that I wasn't able to grace you all with my presence. Kathy & I were shorted over $400 that we were gonna use to make the trip down there. :thumbsdown :'-( There were so many beautiful grails there. Those Brats were making me hungry btw
I'm drooling over that A5 and, Don's (I believe) 5350. I'm calling "Triple Dog Dibs" on that 5350 Don
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The suitcase box is Supreme. I SO wanted to stand the Wheely among all those grails. I had a few other surprises to bring along too
You all represented very well and We are very proud of Y'all
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Lasonic TRC-920 said:This easily could have been a two day event, we barely got to turn on 1/3 of the radio's there![]()
Fatdog said:The Sansui FX-500 stomped on that little Panny and buried the pieces at sea at the 2010 Sunshine Mix.Lasonic TRC-920 said:redbenjoe said:what were the surprises ?![]()
One of the surprises was this little guy....I forgot who brought it, but it put out full deep bass like few other radios at the party could do and it was 14 inches long and 4 inches tallFull logic deck, bass and treble, Dolby, Metal Cassette WILD!
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It's a giant killer. It won against every mini that tried to beat it. Ira keeps trying to steal it from me.MasterBlaster84 said:If the Sansui stomped on the Panny either the Panny you had wasn't working right or the Sansui is a giant killer. Since the closest I've heard to the Sansui is an FX-700 I don't have any knowledge of how good the 500 is but I can say the 700 is on the weak side and no where near as good as the Panny.
Fatdog said:It's a giant killer. It won against every mini that tried to beat it. Ira keeps trying to steal it from me.MasterBlaster84 said:If the Sansui stomped on the Panny either the Panny you had wasn't working right or the Sansui is a giant killer. Since the closest I've heard to the Sansui is an FX-700 I don't have any knowledge of how good the 500 is but I can say the 700 is on the weak side and no where near as good as the Panny.Crazy Ira!
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MasterBlaster84 said:Lasonic TRC-920 said:This easily could have been a two day event, we barely got to turn on 1/3 of the radio's there![]()
After I left I was kind of sad that I didn't get to play with or at least hear a lot more of the boxes. Once you get started it's easy to spend 15 to 30 minutes on one box so when you've got 70 or so there is no way to get through them all in an afternoon.
mellymelsr said:I want to thank Norm, Chris, Hans and Don for making this such a wonderful event. Seeing all those boomboxes together at one time was mind boggling. It is almost overwhelming to have so many boomboxes at your disposal. Your mind goes back and forth as to which one to play with next. You almost find yourself rushing to finish playing with one so you can get to the next one.
The side by side comparisons were a lot of fun. We definitely have to do more of that next year. The one boombox that really surprised me was the Lasonic 920. That sucker is very heavy and built quite well. I was not expecting such solid bass and clean highs from a Lasonic. That boombox should be on everyone's list.
I was in the back yard today taking down all the tables and canopies and reminiscing about the event and it brought a huge smile to my face. That is the first time in my life I have ever been exposed to so many boomboxes at one time and it is something I will never forget. Also a special thank you to Ellen for taking such great pictures. So to everyone who made this event possible....![]()
Reli said:Also probably should have started with the smallest before working our way to the largest. The temptation was too strong to skip right to the big ones!
MasterBlaster84 said:Reli said:Also probably should have started with the smallest before working our way to the largest. The temptation was too strong to skip right to the big ones!
After the RX-A5 it felt like we were all thinking Now What the F*** are we supposed to do.
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====================Reli said:MasterBlaster84 said:Lasonic TRC-920 said:This easily could have been a two day event, we barely got to turn on 1/3 of the radio's there![]()
After I left I was kind of sad that I didn't get to play with or at least hear a lot more of the boxes. Once you get started it's easy to spend 15 to 30 minutes on one box so when you've got 70 or so there is no way to get through them all in an afternoon.
Also probably should have started with the smallest before working our way to the largest. The temptation was too strong to skip right to the big ones!
redbenjoe said:you guys are so right --
time is NOT on your side![]()
we need a 2 day minimum --2 FULL days and nites to give all these worthwhile boxes a fair chance to really be heard..
and yes --start with the minis --
and never a '; meet killer ' like the A5
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