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Aiwa stystems were so cool

Those aiwa's really take me back to my high school days.

Whoever bought and kept them.. high chances they are still working well.

Even today my Technics SH-EH750 and 760 working perfectly

Kenwood and Technics were something else ❤

Surprised pioneer didn't get a mention

Still remember my cousins Kenwood hifi from back in the 90s. The amp had mad power.

Those were the Golden Era of pure music listening ❤️

Technics and Panasonic always had the best systems from that era. I still own two and both are still going strong

I still have my 1997 Fisher Component Set with dual cassette decks, turntable,24 cd player, and two 4 feet pair of speakers,with tweeter, midrange and bass....300 watts.....it still works

Still got my Technics, the same as in the picture of the video and it still sounds great, powerfull, with a very deep bass and great clarity. Love it!

I still have my Technics SU-VX700.

The master sounding machines of that era was JVC,, the sweet sound is unmistakable in a JVC,, 👌♥️♥️

I bought loads of this mini systems back in the 90s they were super cool, I bought various brands like Technics, Panasonic, Kenwood, Akai, Yamaha, sony but out of all of them Sony made the best hi-fis they had loads of sound DSPs and good quality speakers, I also had an Akai mini hifi I bought in 1995 it was a Dolby pro logic set with 5 speakers and sounded absolutely awesome, I miss those days, hi-fis don't really exist anymore it's all Bluetooth speakers now 😢

Growing up I was surrounded by panasonic. All my neighbors had panasonic mini shelf systems in the 90's and 2000's. I ended up purchasing the same ak-29 unit. My mom also purchased the sa- ak 33 unit. Both systems work fantastic until this day. Panasonic quality all day!

Thank you for mentioning that the 400 watts rating was just a publicity stunt. As a technician, I fixed many of them and the real power rarely exceeded 40 watts RMS on an 8 Ohm load. Fun video to watch. Brought back a lot of good and bad memories.

LOL I've still got the Aiwa system pictured at the start

Sony, Jvc and Technic is king of music system and clarity 😊❤❤❤

These Mini Systems Need To Make A Comeback - I Remember These - Much Better / Powerful Sound Quality Than What Is Available Today > I Do Not Want An Audio Stereo That Has To Rely On Wi-Fi / Apps Just To Work 😂 !