Bumpboxx Launches BB-777 Boombox, Reviving 1980s Audio Design with Modern Features
Bumpboxx introduced the BB-777 boombox, a new audio device that blends retro aesthetics from 1980s Sharp models with contemporary technology. The California-based company, founded by Rob Owens in 2016, unveiled the product today, emphasizing its powerful 270-watt output, dual cassette decks, CD player, and Bluetooth streaming. Weighing 28 pounds, it includes features like USB recording and internet radio, aiming to honor classic boombox culture while meeting modern audio expectations. The launch highlights a trend of reviving portable audio formats, with availability details on Kickstarter and the company's website.
Key facts
- Bumpboxx released the BB-777 boombox, inspired by 1980s Sharp designs
- The device offers 270 watts of power, dual cassette decks, a CD player, and Bluetooth connectivity
- It weighs 28 pounds and includes a 4.5-inch LCD display and interchangeable battery
- Founder Rob Owens started Bumpboxx in 2016, focusing on retro audio technology
- The product is available through Kickstarter and Bumpboxx's official website
Entities
Institutions
- Bumpboxx
- Sharp
- Kickstarter
Locations
- California