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The year is 1970, and you just opened up Radio Shack's 1970 catalogue. But what should you buy? With radios, TVs, walkie talkies and more, there's too much to choose from.
Don't worry, we've got you covered. Here are eBaum's World's picks for the best deals and steals from the 1970 Radio Shack catalogue.
1
Radio Shack
The 1970 catalogue.
2
Portable Stereos
Why buy a big bulky radio, when these portable versions are decently cheaper?
3
Portable Radios
All of these pages bring fantastic deals.
4
MC-500 Compact
This stereo looks like it has the same features, at a better price.
5
Everything
Alright, this might be one of the most expensive items in the catalogue, but if you need a full sound system, here it is. Everything you'll ever need. That's over $5,000 in today's money.
6
Stereo Amplifier
The lowest priced in the catalogue.
7
Turntables
With the vinyl craze the way it is, these low priced players could make a good long term investment. And that '70s quality will last a lifetime.
8
Headphones
Nice headphones for under $8? Even adjusted for inflation, I'll take it.
9
FUTURA
Alright, it might not be the best deal here, but it sure looks cool.
10
Speakers
As far as speakers go, these two pages seemed to have the cheapest options.
11
Walkie Talkies
Who doesn't love walkie talkies? In the days before cell phones, this crop is a steal.
12
Tape Recorders
These recorders appeared to offer the best price for the quality.
13
Portable Tape Recorders
And why not buy cheaper, portable ones?
14
Electric Piano
We don't recommend the binoculars, but those electric pianos were always fantastic.
15
Antennas
A relic of a different era, these seem like good deals.
16
Tools
Good prices. Our favorite is the pocket knife for under $2.
17
talkingenuity
Ok, we don't actually recommend this product, but we do recommend how cool this guy thinks he is.
18
Phones
Fully functional phones for around $10? That sounds good to me.
