JD8330-style dual-cassette system
The boombox era
Big speakers, analog controls and portable sound made to be shared.
The Craig story
One name.
Many generations.
Technology changed from tape to disc to digital. Craig’s central idea stayed consistent: put enjoyable, understandable electronics within reach of everyday households.
Founded in 1963, Craig first built its identity around home and automotive stereo. As listening and viewing habits evolved, the name traveled with them—appearing on tape recorders, radios, personal stereos, CD players, televisions, DVD players, speakers and other familiar electronics.
Craig products belonged in real places: a first car, a family room, a kitchen counter, a bedroom, a workshop or a road trip. That practical connection is the heart of the brand.
Not technology for technology’s sake. Technology that earns a place in everyday life.
1963
Craig establishes its consumer-electronics identity with home and automotive stereo.
1970s
Tape recorders, 8-track and car-audio products help make music mobile.
1980s
Portable radios, cassette players and compact televisions become everyday companions.
1990s–2000s
CD, DVD, karaoke and compact digital entertainment broaden the product story.
Today
The Craig name enters a new chapter—rooted in heritage and ready for renewed relevance.