Lenoxx Sound Portable CD/Radio/Cassette Player Boombox
Lenoxx Sound · Electronics > Audio & Video
Era / Decade
Late 1990s to Early 2000s; design features 'Y2K' era rounded edges and silver/grey plastic typical of mass-market budget electronics from 1998-2004.
Material
Molded ABS plastic housing, metal speaker grilles, and standard electronic components. This is a budget-tier build rather than high-fidelity audio equipment.
Condition
Fair to Good. Visible dust buildup in crevices, surface scuffs, and scratches on the silver faceplate. The antenna appears intact, but the overall cleanliness suggests it has been stored in a garage or basement.
Demand Level
Moderate. While not a high-end brand like Sony or JVC, there is a steady niche demand for functional cassette players and CD boomboxes among vintage tech enthusiasts and Gen Z 'retro' collectors.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$15.00 - $35.00
Estimated Retail Value
$40.00 - $60.00 (original retail price adjustment)
Comparable Sales
Similar Lenoxx and Jensen budget boomboxes typically sell for $20-$30 plus shipping on eBay. Non-working parts-only units sell for $10 or less.
Description
Lenoxx Sound portable boombox featuring a top-loading CD player, front-loading cassette deck with recording capability, and AM/FM radio tuner. It features a dark grey body with silver accents, integrated carry handle, and dual built-in speakers with tweeter detail. Perfect for retro Y2K aesthetics or functional use in a garage or workspace.
Key Features
Triple-media playback (CD, Tape, Radio); 'Y2K' aesthetic appeal which is currently trending with younger demographics; portable design with handle; simple tactile controls.
Authenticity Indicators
Original Lenoxx Sound logo and 'Automatic Level Control' text on the cassette door. Confidence level: High (this is a low-value brand that is rarely, if ever, counterfeited).
Flaws to Note
Significant cosmetic dust and grime; scuffing on the silver plastic faceplate; unknown functional status of the CD laser and cassette belts which often fail over time due to dust or rubber degradation.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace or Mercari. Local pickup via Marketplace is ideal to avoid high shipping costs on a bulky, low-value item. Mercari is good for budget electronics due to its younger user base.
Selling Tips
Thoroughly clean the unit with isopropyl alcohol and a Q-tip in the crevices. Test all 3 functions (CD, Tape, Radio) and state clearly if they work; a 'tested and working' unit sells for double an 'untested' one. Mention 'Y2K' and 'Retro' in the keywords.