Description

Portable stereos, or ‘boom boxes’ as they came to be known in the 1980s, became a sensation around the entertainment industry. Remember the scene featuring John Cusack holding a boom box in ‘Say Anything’? Or young hip hop artists dancing in public to the beat of these machines?

Causing a stir in the stereo industry, they featured in many music videos and movies. They became compulsory in parties and gatherings, whether indoors or outdoors.

Manufactured by the well-known Japanese company National Panasonic limited, this RX- A2F had the sound quality no other stereo could beat, and its portability certainly added to its attraction. It is a 4 band radio stereo cassette player and recorder with two detachable speakers and electronic echo system.

The complex looking stereo systems has many features; its main body consists of the cassette section, frequency display and tuning section, band selector, volume, balance and loudness controls. The two speakers can be attached to the main body or kept separately.