JVC MX-K30 Compact Audio System This System features:- AM/FM (FM Scale: 87.5 MHz to 108 MHz)- Two Cassette Players, one with Auto-Reverse, and music search on both decks- Plays Type I, II and IV cassette tapes. Records only on Type I tapes.- CD‑R/RW playback support- Line In (AUX)- 120Volts 60Hz 135W- Made in China, November 2002- Serial Number: 167V2670- Includes a pair of Sharp Speakers, Model CP-BA150, 6 Ohms- No Remote. However, you can get a compatible remote at Amazon, for about $15.99 USD. Here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/HCDZ-Replacement-RM-SMXKB30J-SP-MXKB30-RM-SMXK30A/dp/B08XQ9H1JW/ref=sr_1_2See 2 videos on YouTube (some music/sound may be partially blocked): https://youtu.be/AqkaVA5pTYshttps://youtube.com/shorts/BzEzbeqxIuI?si=5SoMM95Gb_vnIG3YPrice: JVC MX-K30 Compact Audio System: $35.00 for the Audio unit only.Price: Sharp CP-BS150 Pair of Speakers: $30.00 with purchase of the JVC MX-K30 unit only.System Performance: This system appears to be working very well, however, this one needs the belts to be replaced. The cassette mechanism seems to work, but the video shows you the unit does need its belts replaced at the very least. I can have the unit serviced, but it will cost you extra. I do not know how much it will be, but at the best of scenarios, it may cost you an additional $35-$60USD. See YouTube video. Owner's Manual: It comes with an AI generated and summarized owner's manual, with 7 pages based specifically from information pulled about this JVC unit.Shipping: I will ship the system to most places in the world. Please send me an email with your request and address, and I will find the best possible shipping rate available.Comment: This system sounds exceptional. Clear, loud with little or no distortion. The drawback is that the cassette decks do need some attention. For the DIY, this is good value. About JVC: JVC began in 1927 as the Victor Talking Machine Company of Japan, evolving from record pressing and gramophones into one of Japan’s most inventive electronics makers. Their defining achievement came in 1976 with VHS, a format that reshaped home entertainment and established JVC as a global innovator.Alongside video, JVC built a steady reputation in audio: dependable receivers, lively mini‑systems, and cassette decks that delivered strong performance for everyday listeners. Through the 1980s and 1990s, their UX‑ and MX‑series systems became familiar household fixtures — approachable, reliable, and surprisingly capable for their size.In the 2000s, JVC expanded into projectors, car audio, and professional video, later merging with Kenwood in 2008 to form JVCKenwood. Today, the JVC name continues across headphones, car stereos, projectors, and select audio products.JVC’s lasting significance comes from making technology people could live with: practical, friendly, and well‑engineered gear that quietly became part of everyday life in millions of homes. JVC MX-K30 - November 2002 - Made in ChinaSHARP CP-BA150 Pair of Speakers - Made in Malaysia
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