Cool stuff for sale mega-thread.

This one really caught my eye, it looks as big as a traditional Walkman. Judging by the batteries it must be around 6" x 6". It's so cool, almost a miniature reel to reel that would look great next to a full size unit. Unfortunately it looks a little roached out in the back but maybe I'll bid on it.
National 2370 Reel to Reel
https://buyee.jp/item/yahoo/auction/b341113278?lang=en&rc=yaucc

 

Very nice Longman, these tiny reel to reels are so neat, it's too bad they didn't last longer, I can only imagine what a late 70's high end version would have looked like.

 

Not a deal but if you have the Marantz James Bond Set and you need the tape deck this is it and they rarely come up for sale, especially on their own.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Marantz-CP...a9104e:g:XoEAAOSwIw1bzM~z:rk:29:pf:0#viTabs_0

 

One of my favorite full size field recorders the Technics 646D is in the top five for looks, like a good book it's hard to put down. It's my biggest field recorder by far, even bigger than the largest Marantz CD-330 that sits on top of it. Sony had a similar model that also has an amplifier, I'm not sure if the Technics also has an amplifier but I'd love to find one if they do. This one looks like if it had a good cleaning it would be a nice transition from the Walkmans to the boomboxes on your shelf or get instant credibility on your next cassette DJ gig. These do come up for sale a few times a year but they are under the radar and this is ok pricing but it doesn't hurt to make an offer.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-TE...760990?hash=item4d7f92119e:g:Q1EAAOSwdzRb0RFC

 

Now that's cool Longman, for the most part Casio's portables, including the little TV's look like mass merchandised crap but this unit is kind of neat looking. Do you know what computer it goes with?

 

There's another version NIB with a full size cassette but it doesn't seem to have the computer, just the docking station.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Casio-FA-1...rentrq:bb73e3341660ad787e6ed6c2fffd8006|iid:1

 

Imagine this made into a compo style boombox, even still this would be ultra-impressive in any car or on a shelf as a mini-system. This may be plastic crap but the build quality looks really nice. If you are thinking about buying make sure the ad is ok, there seems to be multiple units from this seller that all look similar.
Denon DCT-R1 CD Player, Denon DSV-1 Volume Level Meter
https://www.ebay.com/itm/DENON-DCT-...332862207235?_trksid=p2385738.m4383.l4275.c10

 

I know this doesn't fit the forum but it's ultra-cool and mega-rare, the Marantz Executive Console, yep a real old fashion console with a Marantz in it. Check out the finished speakers, definitely an interesting unit that looks like it was taken care of.
https://buyee.jp/item/yahoo/auction/w271026230?lang=en&rc=yaucc

 

The Randix Microcassette and Calculator as seen in one of the other threads.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-RANDIX...6kaA:sc:USPSFirstClass!55042!US!-1:rk:10:pf:0

 

Seiko TV Watch, this is really cool but a little out of my budget.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-EX...h=item3fb14cb681:g:m2AAAOSwiWZbz7-V:rk:9:pf:0

 

That design is really cool Longman, I put that Watchman in my watchlist. I did a project back in design school in the 90's that had a very similar look to it but it was for a rechargeable light system. I hope no one objects to portable TV's, they are pretty much the same family as boomboxes and personal cassette players since some had them incorporated. My question is, did anyone put out a stereo TV set, not just the radio or cassette but did the TV have stereo. I can't remember how that evolved, if over the air signals were stereo or if you needed cable to receive the extra channel.

 

I have one on my watchlist over here but it's really crusty. These are my first memory of boomboxes, military style with all kinds of buttons and dials that we had no idea what they were for. Watching James Bond Movies made us try hard to get some sort of foreign signal on the short wave bands. I'm not sure why they don't highlight the super-cool mic on the right side, that would have been a deal-maker for a kid.