Realistic Clarinette 125
A compact AM/FM stereo system with turntable and dual cassette decks for tape dubbing and sequential playback
Overview
The Realistic Clarinette 125 is a self-contained AM/FM stereo audio system made by Radio Shack, designed for home use with integrated turntable, dual cassette decks, and headphone output. It features a sleek black plastic casing and combines multiple audio sources in one unit, allowing users to play vinyl records, listen to FM/AM radio in stereo, and use the synchro-start dual cassette system to copy tapes or play two cassettes in sequence. Listed in the Radio Shack 1993 catalog,
Specifications
| Height | 15" |
| Dimensions | 15w x 12d x 9 1/2h |
| Features | Synchro-start dual cassette copies personal tapes and plays two in sequence. AM/FM stereo, turntable, headphone jack. |
Design
The unit is constructed with a black plastic casing, giving it a compact and cohesive appearance typical of early '90s consumer electronics.
Context
The Realistic Clarinette 125 was listed in the Radio Shack 1993 catalog, positioning it as a multifunctional home stereo system during the final years of cassette dominance, combining radio, turntable, and dual-cassette functionality for convenience and basic recording capability.
Market
The Clarinette 125 appears in current listings on eBay, Facebook Marketplace, and auction sites. A known issue reported is that the turntable may start to skip during playback.
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