The late 1970s and early 1980s were indeed a glorious time to be alive. Growing up in that era exposed us to a veritable treasure trove of consumer electronics that quite literally went on to not only ...

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Now that Sony has stopped trying to oust the iPod from the Walkman’s former throne, the company is free to make cool products for the iPod, such as the two new docks unveiled today. The clock/radio ...

Now this is cute. It’s a nice little Sony tote with a CD player and a tape deck on the back. There’s a cute little remote control and it’s white and pink or white and blue. Not very high tech, but ...

Which ’80s’ boomboxes are best? Listening to music is how we feel nostalgia. For music lovers in the 1980s, carrying a boombox was the best way to bring your tunes on the go. Today, some brands are ...

I would like an AC powered CD-MP3 boombox for casual listening with decent quality (neither elevator MUSAK nor earblasting nor goldenears qualtiy). Sony has this one for $140 street. Has anyone tried ...

If your receiver is 4-ohm tolerant, those should work okay. the minimum impedance of a 4 ohm speaker is typically 3.2-3.7 ohms anyway.