gdr boxes (included Japanese import sold in intershops)

boxes from Poland:

ussr boxes:

peoples republic of china:

Interesting!Did not knew that there was a RFT "Super Woofer" (3D-clone) out there..never saw it under that brand.

There sure are some real beauties in all them pics i never saw before.

Thanks for sharing this bbdb-excerpt

Wow, huge library you're putting together.
Ussr-bbx-kazahkstan looks promising

There's prolly about 10+ boxes on those lists that I wouldn't mind owning!

Thanks for posting.

USSR wega300 was not a bbx, but a record player with LW-MW receiver

wega300

Some bbx in the USSR-table are only identified by their numerical model index, while they did have brands either (e.g. 225 is "Kometa 225", not a bbx, but a mains-only tape recorder, 302-1 is "Elektronika 302-1", a tape recorder, 305 is "Tom' 305", named after Russian city Tom', etc.)

Yes thanks PL .

I listed a couple of curiosities as well.

Wow! Some great looking radios in there.

That big red PRC 1850 is BOSS.



Rock On.

Yeah.... I am glad to read that! True there are some nice looking Bboxes.... I remember saying that once about one of the GDR boxes... and I was laughed at.....



Seriously, there ARE some nice ones...... But the question, "How do they sound?"

I see some gf-777 look-a-likes.

The 'ussr argo002', 'ussr argo-rm006', 'ussr berestje', 'ussr kazahstan', 'prc 2L1410', 'prc fejian tsl7', and 'prc meihua m902', 'prc unkn29', 'prc unkn5', 'prc westlake7826', and 'prc yanwu' are my favourites!

HOLY CRAP! Thanks Jens! That post made my day!!!

That red prc dong lan sl125a is so FRESH ! I love the red and black on a big box

great stuff

Thanks Jens

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Originally posted by *TPR*:
gdr boxes (included Japanese import sold in intershops)

Could you provide a link for that page or the main boombox search page for that website, i can not find it. Thankx.

No.... That is not a web sight..... That is a lot of months if not years of Jens putting the BoomBox Data Base together!!!!!!! You could contact him and get yourself a Disc to download the BoomBox Data Base onto YOUR OWN Computer.... Yes Sir!