A very yellowed Sony boombox - 1997 CFD-V30

A 1997 Sony CFD-V30 CD/cassette boombox made out of the same kind of plastic as vintage computer equipment that becomes yellowed with age and exposure to sunlight.

Time flow:
0:00 Introduction
1:43 Overview
3:11 Radio tuner - FM
5:15 Radio tuner - AM
6:29 CD player
8:21 Cassette recorder
11:23 A look inside
12:32 Fix for bad reception?
13:47 Conclusion

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