National RX-C66
Stereo Cassete Recorder. New heads and original manual. The National RX-C66 is a vintage Japanese stereo boombox from the mid-1980s, produced by National Panasonic. It features a dual cassette deck system, AM/FM/SW radio bands, powerful stereo speakers, and classic analog sound quality. Known for its solid build, strong audio performance, and iconic retro design, the RX-C66 is popular among collectors of vintage audio equipment and cassette enthusiasts. The unit supports cassette playback and recording, high-speed dubbing, and portable operation via AC power or batteries. Made in Japan, the RX-C66 represents the golden era of 1980s boombox culture and remains a sought-after collectible today. buy here
Specifications
| Japan | 1984 | |
| FM: 88-108 MHz | MW: 530-1605 kHz | |
| SW1: 2.3-7.0 MHz | SW2: 7.0-22 MHz | |
| AC; 110-115/115-127/200-220/230-250 V, 50/60 Hz | Power consumption; 37 W Battery; 12 V (eight UM-1, "D" size batteries) | |
| 40 W(20 Wx2). ..PMPO | 15 W(7.5Wx2)...RMS(max.) | |
| 2-Woofer; 10 cm PM dynamic speaker | 2-Tweeter; 2 cm x 4 cm speakers | |
| TAPE SPEED: 4.8 cm/s | TRACK SYSTEM: 4-track 2-channel stereo | |
| 50-12 000 Hz (with normal tape) | 50-14 000 Hz (with metal tape) | |
| LINE IN/CD; sensitivity 200 mV 47 kOhm. over | PHONO: sensitivity 5 mV, 47 kOhm over | |
| Dimensions | 56.7 cm x 19.5 cm x 18.6 cm | |
| 6.5 kg without batteries | ||
| €270 |
