Sharp GF-9191 | Boombox | Ghettoblaster | Kassetband + Radio | Bergsprängare

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In 1978, this GF9191 was the top of the line from Sharp.
It is one of the cleanest, most iconic ghettoblaster designs. The
chrome speaker rings, dual antennas, and dual VU meters look awesome.
And all of the controls are on top, leaving the front face free of
clutter. Overall, it presents a very symmetrical, clean appearance.
Mick Jones of The Clash owned one, and it was used in the "Rock the
Casbah" music video.

It measures 530mm wide, 323mm tall (with handle up), and 120mm thick.
It has a voltage selector for different countries, or you can use ten D-cell batteries.
It has 16cm woofers, 5cm tweeters, and two Hitachi TBA810SH amplifier chips.
Its output power is 2x5.5 watts RMS (Sinus). For 1978, that was
actually pretty good. It has more bass than most other 1978 models.