Dale wrote,
| The only problem with this approach is that AM and FM radio bands differ
| from country to country. For example, in Japan, the FM band runs from
| 76-90MHz, eliminating 75 percent of the U.S. FM spectrum.
Aiwa had a portable player, the AM-R10 I think, where the band was
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Since we're on the boombox topic, are there any MD boombox/portable stereos
a vailable where MD is more popular, like Europe or Japan?
The only problem with this approach is that AM and FM radio bands differ
from country to country. For example, in Japan, the FM band
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The do sell "broadband" units in Japan that
Since we're on the boombox topic, are there any MD boombox/portable stereos
available where MD is more popular, like Europe or Japan?
Perhaps those of us who are hard up for these things could import one from
Europe if it could be converted to US voltage/frequency stepping?
Just a thought
There are quite a few CD/MD (or CD/MD/cassette) boomboxes available in
Japan. It's actually a pretty hot market.
Some of them lets you use battery (Kenwood's Rampage does, I think), some
don't. Sony has just announced a new model that doesn't feature MDLP - this
must have been featured on the
