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This ghettoblaster was introduced in 1981. It is a re-styled Sanyo M-X620.

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Saba RCR-426

The Saba Transeuropa RCR426 ghettoblaster was introduced in 1981. It is a re-branded version of the Sanyo M-X620 and Fisher PH250. There are a few cosmetic differences, but the features appear to be identical. It measures 515mm wide, 303mm tall, and 166mm deep.

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