• Cool retro boombox from Studio 57.
• Plays of course classic cassette tapes, but also comes with modern features like Bluetooth.
• Cassettetape, radio (FM & AM), Bluetooth, 3.5mm AUX in, USB player, micro SD card player.
• Microphone input and headphone output.
• Built-in lights that follow the output level
• Can also be used as an emergency radio since it can run on batteries (not included).
• Available in black and silver.
• Includes a power cable.
• No light in the VU meter.

The Return of the Legendary Ghettoblaster

The first ghettoblasters, also known as boomboxes, appeared on the market in the 1970s and quickly became an essential part of urban culture and the hip-hop movement. These large, portable cassette players with built-in speakers brought music to the streets, parks, and parties, where they were played at full volume. The ghettoblaster became a symbol of its time, often associated with the early years of breakdancing and rap.

In the 1980s, the popularity of ghettoblasters exploded, and they were seen everywhere from music videos to movies. Their large size, carrying handles, and loud sound made them perfect for public music listening. However, by the late 1990s, boomboxes began to fade as portable players like Walkmans and Discmans started to take over the market.

Now, the ghettoblaster is back again. Studio 57 specializes in bringing classic designs to the market with a retro feel but modern technology. For example, this silver-colored ghettoblaster not only features a cassette player but also allows you to play music from an SD card or via Bluetooth.