Bring Me The Mini's...The Quintessential Collection!

Here you can see your player:
http://www.rw6ase.narod.ru/index1/mag_ml/ml_kas_nos_/wef390.html

 

Check lot of great players from Soviet era.
http://www.rw6ase.narod.ru/
http://www.rw6ase.narod.ru/index1/mag_ml/ml_kas_nos.html
http://www.rw6ase.narod.ru/index0/magnitof_magnitol.html
http://www.rw6ase.narod.ru/index1/mag_ml/mg_kas_nos_/wesna207s.html

 

Since December 1955, the Elfa-6 tape recorder-radiogramophone has been produced by the Vilnius Electrotechnical Plant Elfa. A combined device that combines a gramophone for playing gramophone records at speeds of 78 and 33 rpm, as well as a tape recorder for recording phonograms, with their subsequent playback. Two-track sound recording is carried out by moving the block of heads in height. The speed of the tape is determined by the speed of rotation of the EPU disk, and also depends on the size of the take-up spool roll. The frequency range at a higher speed is 100 ... 5000, at a lower speed 100 ... 2000 Hz. During operation of the EPU - 100 ... 8000 Hz. Nonlinear distortion 4%. The rated output power of the amplifier is 1.5 W. The power consumed from a network is 70 W.

 

i would dump all you're superb boxes and just use this haha

seriously i just don't get it lad lol

 

you need a change of job brother... you disserve far better than that my friend

 

Brand New from the U.S of A........Say hello to the old Evertop mini radio recorder! New old stock & never opened until now! I love these little radio's especially in this condition!

 

Surprised that the Realistic Minisette’s haven’t been mentioned.
I have a pristine Minisette 12 (their top of the line model I believe). Made by Sampo. It came in the original box and I just tracked down the manual for it. From the owner’s manual:
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It is a complete AM and FM radio, plus a high-quality cassette tape recorder/player. You can use it to make "live"' or "off-the-air" recordings, or use it as a fine radio.
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A fine radio, indeed.

 

So you want me to post about the minis

Here are three and a half Sanyo mr-ff2 three-piece single cassette, five band equalizer metal tape and line in. Are these special features for this model? They operate on 6 C batteries. All of them work and they are all for sale. decentman4you2007@gmail.com Yes, they are JDM. The FM scales goes from 76 to 108.
Now here's its bigger brother.
Sanyo Mr-Ff7 this operates on 8C batteries again line in five band equalizer and the FM scale goes from 76 to 108 JDM

Then I could spend quite some time in here pulling the little ones off the shelf and taking a picture and just driving them and all that. I'll do that later.

Wide angle shot of Mother's guest room now called the radio room.

 

Sansui. FX -500 this is the only one I can think of that is similar to what you're talking about cuz you didn't give me a picture. I need a picture picture. I can't remember things. I know pictures anyway.
This is one of those few radios that I started working on when I didn't know what the heck I was doing. So I put all the parts in a box and basically forgot about it and then when you mentioned sansui I remembered. Oh yes.
Somebody needs to remind me this is out in the shelf in the garage. I really need to try and repair this.

Made certain I had all the parts in the bag which is in the box with the bigger parts.

Just need some fixing. I don't remember what though.

 

Yes, I have the sansui fx-300r

And the cp- 55w in red

 

Do I have a favorite mini cassette? Boombox I would have to say show you this link.
http://stereo2go.com/forums/threads/sanyo-mr-u4gp-12-cm-speakers-dolby-cassettes-radio.9603/
1. I have to impress you with something though. And that is I used to not like this model, because it takes seven C batteries to operate it. And I play all my portables on batteries.
2. Znter batteries when they came into the world then my mind changed because these rechargeables last so much longer than alkalines.
3. Using the Znter rechargeable batteries because they output 1.5 volts constantly throughout their entire useful life with a 2 amp throughput so that makes for a much better portable experience.
4. Sanyo models I like in general because this one in particular that I've noted above has a very good inside of it. Build quality using better longer lasting potentiometers than found in other models and then of course it's simply robustly built on the inside as I've taken these apart to repair them.
I also had a Sanyo m7830 but I sold it because I didn't like it because it was too heavy and I didn't feel that the handle would last long being that they're so heavy.
I have other models but these are the ones that I'm currently using because of the feature set that it has in it line in music search for the cassette and separate Base and treble controls.

 

Amazing model, looks like a jvc/victor rc-s1 clone. (also similar to jvc/victor rc-s11)

 

Amazing model, looks like a jvc/victor rc-s1 clone. (also similar to jvc/victor rc-s11)
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Got those two models but VICTOR , from buyee in march 2020
Here are the auctions I won:
https://buyee.jp/item/yahoo/auction/x660356466

https://buyee.jp/item/yahoo/auction/q341655384

Now fulling working/cleaned with new belts

Regards from Argentina.