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JVC Walkman Models
CX-57K 1986. JVC is a personal favorite for personal stereos. The quality, performance and sound were top-notch, the looks were the most appealing of all ’80s walkmans. Take the CX-57K–slim design,...
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1983 JVC Releases
CQ-1 “Idol”. CQ-22K. CQ-11K. CQ-R10K. PC-M100 (detachable personal stereo offered with PC-M100 boombox). MQ-5 micro-cassette.
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JVC Collection
JVC made a brief appearance in the walkman market during the ’80s, but their personal stereos had style and innovative design. The CQ-F22K for example, had a detachable radio that mounted to the...
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JVC Walkman Models
CX-57K 1986. JVC is a personal favorite for personal stereos. The quality, performance and sound were top-notch, the looks were the most appealing of all ’80s walkmans. Take the CX-57K–slim design,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Clik here to view.
1983 JVC Releases
CQ-1 “Idol”. CQ-22K. CQ-11K. CQ-R10K. PC-M100 (detachable personal stereo offered with PC-M100 boombox). MQ-5 micro-cassette.
View ArticleClik here to view.
Clik here to view.
JVC Collection
JVC made a brief appearance in the walkman market during the ’80s, but their personal stereos had style and innovative design. The CQ-F22K for example, had a detachable radio that mounted to the...
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