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Aiwa - HS-J45 (1989) - Pocket sized radio cassette player & recorder. Stereo recording with the external microphone. SuperBass with separate bass & treble controls, and dolby B noise reduction included.

Panasonic - RQ-E30V (1998) - Thin & compact player, with well designed circle battery checker. Equipped with a PLL synthesizer tuner for easy tuning, with 20 memory presets. Five direct selection buttons on the front.

Toshiba - KT-4568 (1988) - A standard player, with digital radio tuner. 3-band equalizer (100 Hz, 1 kHz, 10kHz). Mono LCD display, with quartz alarm clock function.

Sanyo - MGR-78 (1991) - A cheap model, produced in a wide variety of colors, including some rather garish ones. 3-ban equalizer, and built-in FM/AM radio tuner with stereo indicator LED.

Sanyo - MGP-25 (1988) - A basic, plastic cassette player with 3-band physical equalizer (100Hz, 1khZ, 8kHz).

Sharp - JC-518 (1989) - An ordinary cassette player, with auto-reverse, 3-ban graphic equalizer, and built-in FM/AM radio tuner.

Panasonic - RQ-E25V (2000) - A late Panasonic model, with large LCD screen, digital radio tuner, with big tuning knob on the corner.

Philips - AQ6613 (1993) - Portable cassette player, thanks to the rechargeable Ni-Cd battery, and the battery charger. Fast-charging rechargeable battery system – 6 hours of playback after 2 hours of charging. iF Design award winner model.

GeneralElectric - 3-5272 (1983) - A nice looking, but very basic, stereo walkman, with rotary volume controller, and battery indicator LED.

Sony - TCM-500 (2003) - A very late cassette recorder, with speed control, and twin monaural built-in speakers. Can record 180 minutes with a 90-minute tape. VOR switch, to starts recordings when it detects voice.

Aiwa - HS-GM100 (1995) - A special G-metal model for Germany with variable Super bass with bass & treble tone controls. 3-point LED battery check indicator. Pearly finish coating. Center lock mechanism.

Sony - WM-FX241 (2001) - A cost effective, late walkman from Sony.

Panasonic - RX-1935 (1983) - A rare, early player, with built-in FM stereo tuner. Metal tape capability, 2 LED indicators, and a mechanical pause control characterize this product.

JVC - CX-R7K (1986) - An advanced early model, with recording, and radio functionalition, with full logic control.

Panasonic - RX-SA67 (1998) - A rare, but ordinary Panasonic model with radio tuner.

Sharp - JC-25 (1984) - A basic, ordinary player, with 2-band radio, which gives you versatile, on-the-go listening fun. Cue system quickly find desired secetion of tape.

Sharp - JC-22 (1984) - Identical version to JC-11, but supplied with tuner expansion pack (TP-7G).