UHERs!!!

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    UHER from 1977


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    A cool ad from 1980


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    From 1977, yes the duck has headphones on! Beating the Walkman by two years!


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    Stereo Magazine 1978


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    From 1977, the CG 362.

    Check out the ad where it says
    UHER CR210
    The smallest portable hi-fi stereo cassette recorder in the world.
    Beating the Walkman by several years!


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    A big 4000 from 1962, four batteries? I wonder how long they lasted.


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    I have a NIB pair of these aluminium reels.
     
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    Any metal R2R reels are worth big money over here. UHER had a very small footprint in the USA so I don't know how big they were there but I still imagine they are worth a lot to someone. How did you end up with them?
     
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    I have an Akai GX-77 RTR, and had some Maxell tapes on plastic reels.
    I was then looking for a pair of Aluminium reels to match with the full Silver face of the GX-77 and found the UHER NIBs in Germany over ebay. It was bought 13 years ago.
    It looked to me very good looking, with a unique design.

    (I mistook the above ad - just realized that the ad is with 10.5 inch reels, whereas I actually have the 7 inch version of the reels shown in the ad!)

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