THE 1975 DROP / USA

A little more
living room.

A stereo worth saving for. A few little things that make it yours.
One big upgrade, or a room full of little comforts?

Pick your game budget$200$350Your budget.
Your kind of nostalgia.

Build my 1975 haul

Documented old prices. Entirely pretend shopping.

Recreated 1975 memory scene; an interpretation, not an archive photograph — The family living roomRecreated visual

↗ Documented 1975 prices✓ Nothing to pay. Ever.▤ A little receipt to keep

THE COLLECTION / 01

What’s coming home?

20 researched choices. One of each. Make it your haul.

THE 1975 EDITION

About these historical offers

RadioShack US annual catalogue · store prices could vary. Catalogue offers brought together for a fictional scene; availability and conditions could vary. USD amounts; no tax, delivery or assembly charge is simulated.

JavaScript is needed for the basket. All historical offers and sources are listed below.Realistic STA-47 AM/FM stereo receiver — $199.95 · 1 receiver with walnut-veneer case · SourceRealistic Solo-4 bookshelf speaker — $19.95 · 1 speaker, 8 ohms · SourceRealistic/Miracord-40C automatic turntable — $139.95 · 1 turntable with cartridge and walnut-veneer base · SourceSmoke-tint turntable dust cover — $6.95 · 1 dust cover for Miracord-40C · SourceRealistic Nova-Pro stereo headphones — $34.95 · 1 headset, standard quarter-inch plug · SourceDanish-modern component cabinet — $59.95 · 1 flat-pack cabinet; audio components excluded · SourceDeluxe record sleeves — $1.99 · 10 vinyl-lined sleeves for standard 12-inch LPs · SourceRecord-cleaning kit — $1.98 · 1 kit: fluid, applicator and stylus brush · SourceRealistic QV-3 four-channel synthesizer — $21.95 · 1 processor with walnut-grain case and connecting cables · SourceThree-channel color organ — $29.95 · 1 assembled sound-responsive light unit · SourceRealistic stereo test record — $1.89 · 1 test record · SourceRealistic TR-167 Stereo 8 playback deck — $49.95 · 1 8-track playback deck with audio cables · SourceRealistic CTR-27 portable cassette recorder — $29.95 · 1 recorder with remote-start dynamic microphone · SourceRealistic Chronomatic-109 AM/FM clock radio — $39.95 · 1 clock radio · SourceCassette tape storage case — $2.59 · 1 case holding up to 15 cassettes; tapes excluded · SourcePillow speaker — $2.59 · 1 miniature speaker with miniature phone plug · SourceHeadphone extension volume control — $4.95 · 1 inline volume/balance control with coiled 20-inch cable extending to 8 feet · SourceHeadphone Y-adapter — $4.99 · 1 adapter connecting two headphones to one stereo jack · SourceForty-foot stereo speaker cable — $6.99 · 1 40-foot cable terminating in phono plugs at each end · SourceRecord-cleaner spray — $0.99 · 1 spray can; fluid volume not stated · Source

AI-created product reconstructions, not archive photographs. Shapes, colours and packaging are interpretive. Sources & visual notes ↗

OLD PRICES. NEW PERSPECTIVE.

A real moment. A pretend shop.

Start with the sound of a room: a receiver, a turntable, a pair of headphones. Then decide which small extras matter. This selection draws on one retailer’s catalogue, so it tells a particular shopping story rather than describing every American home.

Explore the price story ↗

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Published by Patrick ↗ · Content updated October 16, 2026 · Sources and method ↗

A little moreliving room.

What’s coming home?

A real moment. A pretend shop.

A little more
living room.