Released in 1984 this stereo radio cassette recorder has speakers which are moveable, removable and act as it's battery compartments.
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AKAI were wizards back then
...my wife had a walkman which folded down to the size of a cassette case...
I had a small bookshelf cassette/CD stereo base by them. The sound was AKAI.