【ゆっくり解説】昭和の「ミニコンポ」は80年代女性アイドルで花開いたよ！！

This video is long, so if you want to take a shortcut, jump to 6:08! ☆"We Love the Showa Era!" Reimu and Marisa give a nostalgic commentary☆ Please subscribe to our channel!    / @showa-nostalgia   [Table of Contents] 0:00 Opening 1:17 Stereo Systems in the 70s (From Separate to Syscon) 5:14 The Miniature Syscon 6:08 The Birth of Mini Component Stereos (Sony-Liberty) 7:59 Mini Component Stereos by Manufacturer and Their Image Characters and Idols 28:04 Summary and Ending [Video Description] One of the things that shouldn't be forgotten about the audio boom at the end of the Showa Era is the mini component stereo! Compared to boomboxes and headphone stereos, they were quite expensive, but I'm sure many people studied hard and persuaded their parents to get one as a graduation gift. In particular, the 1980s, when mini component systems first appeared, was the booming economic period before the bubble economy, and manufacturers spent a lot of money to feature popular female idols of the time. This was also a time when the music environment changed dramatically with the advent of CDs. Naturally, new playback equipment was needed, and sales of mini component systems, like boomboxes, exploded. And part of that boom was played by the female idols of the 1980s, who captivated us with their commercials and pamphlets! This time, we'll look back on the mini component systems that each manufacturer poured their passion into, while also discussing the female idols who served as image characters!! [Related Video] The "Bubble Boombox" was the last big firework to explode at the end of the Showa era!!    • 【ゆっくり解説】「バブルラジカセ」は昭和末期に爆誕した最後の打ち上げ花火だった！！   [Recommended Video] Showa-Era Audio Items (Playlist)    • 昭和のオーディオアイテム   [Websites Using Images and Sound Sources] pixabay https://pixabay.com/ja/ Photo AC https://www.photo-ac.com/ Irasutoya https://www.irasutoya.com/ Amacha Music Studio https://amachamusic.chagasi.com/ Sound Effect Lab https://soundeffect-lab.info/ #SlowExplanation #Showa #MiniComponentSystem