The tape forward is a little slower. Grundig RR 2000 – Description The Grundig RR 2000 is a vintage portable stereo radio-cassette recorder (boombox) produced in the early 1980s (around 1983–1984) by the German brand Grundig. It was designed as a compact but well-equipped portable audio system typical of that era. Main Features Type: Portable stereo radio cassette recorder Radio bands: 4 bands – FM, MW, LW, SW Cassette deck: Built-in cassette player/recorder Speakers: 4 speakers (2 woofers + 2 tweeters) for stereo separation Power output: approx. 2 × 3 W RMS (about 2 × 6 W music power) Controls: volume, balance, tone controls FM presets: multiple preset stations Antenna: telescopic antenna Power supply: AC mains or 6 × 1.5 V batteries Dimensions: approx. 44–47 cm width × 28 cm height × 10–12 cm depth Weight: about 5–6 kg Design The RR 2000 features a classic 1980s boombox design with a black plastic cabinet, silver controls, front speaker grilles, and a top carrying handle. It was built in Portugal for the European market and is considered a collectible portable stereo today.