Grundig Music-Boy (100)
Brand: Grundig
The Grundig Music-Boy (model number 100) is a portable music player that was popular in the late 1960s and early 1970s. It allowed users to enjoy their favorite music on-the-go without the need for a bulky console or a car radio.The Music-Boy was a battery-powered device that could be carried in a pocket or a bag. It played AM/FM radio stations as well as records or cassettes via its built-in record and cassette decks. The unit featured a range of functions such as a tuner, a digital clock with alarm, and a pocket microphone for recording voice memos.The audio quality of the Music-Boy was considered good for its time, thanks in part to the high-quality speaker and headphone jack. This device was a significant innovation in the history of consumer electronics as it provided a convenient and affordable way for people to access high-quality audio outside of their homes.The Grundig Music-Boy (100) was a groundbreaking product in the evolution of portable audio technology. It paved the way for the development of more advanced portable audio devices that we use today, such as MP3 players and smartphones.
- Type: Mono Radio
- Bands: FM, MW, LW, SW
- Tuning Scale: Analogue
- Tuning Frequencies: 87.5 to 108 MHz (FM), 510 to 1610 kHz (MW), 145 to 260 kHz (LW), 5.9 to 16 MHz (SW)
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- Antenna: ferrite, telescopic
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- Year: 1980
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