
Though vintage, the RX-5300 was quite feature-rich for its time, combining radio and cassette with decent speaker complement and advanced tape handling (i.e. TPS). The “Program Sensor / TPS” is a somewhat advanced feature — it suggests the unit had some intelligence in tape navigation (skipping silences or indexing tracks) relative to simpler tape decks. The inclusion of a microphone mixing circuit means you could overlay mic input or possibly “dub” / mix while recording, which is a useful feature for portable units. Its power flexibility (running on AC or battery “D” cells) was typical for boomboxes to support portability. Because of its age, units found today are often in used or restored condition; parts (belt, heads, mechanical components) may need servicing.

SPECIFICATIONS
RADIO FREQUENCY RANGE: FM; 76-108MHz
AM; 525-1605 kHz
POWER REQUIREMENT: AC; 100V, 50/60Hz
POWER CONSUMTION; 15W
POWER OUTPUT: 5 W (2.5 Wx2) (EIAJ/DC.)
SPEAKERS: Woofer; 14 cmx2 PM dynamic speaker 3Ω
Tweeter; 3cmx2 PM dynamic speaker 4Ω
FREQUENCY RANGE: 50-13,000 Hz (with normal tape)
50-14,000 Hz (with CrO2)
RECORDING SYSTEM: AC bias, AC erase
TAPE SPEED: 4.8cm/s.
W&F 0,15%(WRMS)
PROGRAM TIME: 1 hour with C-60 cassette tape
FAST FORWARD and
REWIND TIME: Approx. 90 seconds With C-60 cassette tape
TRACK SYSTEM: 4-track 2-channel stereo recording and playback
JACKS EXTSP;3-8Ω
HEADPHONES; 8Ω
EXT ANTENNA and EARTH
PHONO EARTH
OTHERS;
REMOTE; for start and stop at hand
Power Source: AC; 100V (50/60Hz),15w
Battery ; 12V(8-UM-1 “D”size batteries)
Maximum Output: 8W (4W x 2)
Dimensions: 467(W) x 292(H) x 131(D)mm
Weight: 6kg without batteries
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