In recent years, there has been a growing interest in vintage technology, with physical media like vinyl records experiencing a strong revival. In France, vinyl sales reached nearly six million units in 2025, according to the Snep (National Phonographic Publishing Syndicate), surpassing CDs in terms of value. This resurgence has also extended to other formats, such as cassette tapes, which are finding new life among enthusiasts and collectors. Companies like Muse have recognized this trend and are introducing new products that blend retro design with modern technology. One such product is the Muse M-380 GBS, a retro-inspired ghettoblaster that pays homage to 1980s audio equipment. It features a silver chassis, fluorescent sliders, and vintage-style vu-meters. The device includes a CD/CD-R/CD-RW player, a cassette recorder, an analog FM radio with a rotating antenna, Bluetooth connectivity, a USB port, an LCD screen, and separate controls for bass and treble. It has a power output of 80 watts and is available in silver or black. Priced at 249.90 euros, the M-380 GBS appeals to those who appreciate both the aesthetic and functionality of past decades. Muse is not the only brand capitalizing on this niche. Other companies, like Lenco, offer similar models that combine CD players, cassette decks, DAB+/FM tuners, and Bluetooth in vintage-style enclosures. These products typically fall within the same price range, offering consumers a variety of options that blend retro charm with modern convenience. For those specifically interested in the nostalgia of cassette tapes, the M-136 WM is a compact, portable option. It includes a wired headset and a Bluetooth transmitter for streaming music to various devices. The device features a rechargeable lithium battery that provides up to five hours of use, along with a semi-automatic stop at the end of a tape and a carrying strap. Measuring 119 x 31.8 x 99 mm, it is ideal for both collectors and casual users. Available in anthracite and orange, the M-136 WM is priced at 59.90 euros. On the simpler end of the spectrum, the M-056 offers an analog AM/FM tuner with a rotating antenna and two rotary buttons for ease of use. It can be powered by AC electricity or batteries (four type C, not included) and includes a carrying handle for mobility. Available in eight colors, including aquamarine, black, and gold, the M-056 is priced at 29.90 euros, making it an accessible option for those who appreciate the simplicity of vintage design.