yes it did but i don't have it Sir it went in that bottom draw.....also regarding comments further up, sony was the first with cd on a boombox, that's what all members said 25 years ago i can't remember the model but autoreverser had one lad so maybe he can comment and shed some light....
i'll post it here, made in 84 85 i think, much better looking than any phillips imho....sorry lads the sony cfd 5
Someone should jump on this......7 speakers I have one and it's very neat Heavy and lots of bass Williamsons enviro sterio 6band radio | eBay
I would believe Sony did it first, they already had the engineering department doing the small stuff. I'll try to do some data mining.
there is a sony on ebay, they say 1986....also i have a panasonic from 1986 so the phillips may be a winner guys
I think it's safe to say most of us are also into vintage pinball and arcade, check out this cool deal for $50.00 USD, I almost want one just for my wall for all of the memories. I own the X-Arcade Joysticks and they are very nicely built, perfect for a night of MAME. https://shop.xgaming.com/collection.../double-entry-arcade-coin-door-with-coin-mech
We've been talking about MiniDisc, here's some NOS MD car units. In five years are we going to be talking about these when they're a few hundred dollars? https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Sanyo-...453781?hash=item3d8dc43f55:g:-4wAAOSw4NZcnAqg
That is the £10000 question. Back when MiniDisc was being promoted at a reasonable price for new units I thought about getting one and then thought "I already have three formats; LP, Cassette, and CD. Do I really want a fourth ?" and concluded no. I don't know about younger collectors, but I suspect most collectors are trying to buy the things they either had or wanted in their youth. If I saw the same model of Philips car Radio Cassette I fitted in my car in about 1996 New Old Stock, for that price I would be far more tempted. It took me a couple of months to even find a picture of the exact model. ........ and just to prove the point about collecting; Underneath Ebay was showing me Kienzle clocks. Why? Last night I was looking (again) for the exact model of clock my parents had in their dining room throughout the 1970s and 1980s.
I look at it a little differently, the MD had this huge eco-system and right now all of the equipment is available, although the high-end commercial equipment is still very expensive, most of it is still reasonable. Most of the units never dropped into mass-marketed crap, even the bare bone models are pretty cool looking. There's enough space on the discs to make them just as cool as cassette players but with more convenience and much smaller footprint. I feel like they will be just as sought after as other portable audio is today.
I love the mini's, here's a little Sanyo MS30 from the later 80's. There is a lot of plastic on them but the buttons are capped with cool 80's colors, they delicately balance on the line of cool/crap. I do like mine and think it looks good on the shelve but it's the only "new logo" Sanyo I own. They tend to be somewhat rare with a sighting every year or so. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Sanyo-M-S30-MS30-Cassette-Stereo-Boombox-Radio-Tested/265004275048?_trkparms=aid=555021&algo=PL.SIMRVI&ao=1&asc=20190711100440&meid=e083727d0ea24ed5839b7dfec92e1cc0&pid=100752&rk=3&rkt=8&mehot=pf&sd=274647445228&itm=265004275048&pmt=1&noa=0&pg=2047675&algv=SimplRVIAMLv5WebWithPLRVIOnTopCombiner&_trksid=p2047675.c100752.m1982
Danial Technology RMP-9 Stereo Microcassette play only deck. These were used to play back microcassette tapes for forensic work, this is stereo and it looks like the inside is from Sony. I don't know how good the sonics are but I would expect good because of the work they were used for. These retailed for a few thousand dollars when they were new. The outputs look like BNC but you can buy adaptors for RCA. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Daniel-Tec...694480?hash=item4dbb876550:g:DecAAOSwCGlgAfLY
Anybody remember Kittmaster? He used to post like crazy then he disappeared. Well now you can enjoy the car that he loved, I think he made a recreation but I'm going back 12 years or so. https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/95041485_davids-personal-kitt-knight-rider-car
I remember Kittmaster, gone like so many, he made an m90 remote, we were all backing it but then he came up with the final price of 250 pounds lol hell i was getting m90's cheaper than that lol....yes he made a replica of the transam i saw it, was even full remote control lad He also had the conion c100 service manual and wouldn't share it with anyone else lol i started sharing manuals over 15 years ago, something im proud of, then boomboxery followed suit
Oh wow, the Hoff looks sober on the pictures of the auction Liked the series back those days... sorry, off topic
This made me think of @Jorge https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sony-D55...127423?hash=item2afcb1a6bf:g:2eIAAOSwEtdgBvAY I have already bid on one CD player tonight (having decided I don't want to scratch up the mint D-E220 I am listening to at the moment) so am unlikely to bid on this one. p.s I just turned off ESP and can hear the difference in the lovely Theresa Bazaar's voice.
Yes, extra $100 for the radio in D-55T and D-T10 did not go well with the buyers and not too many were sold. Although these same models but w/o radio are my all-time-favorite Sonys, I tend to avoid D-55T/D-T10. Extra flex-board from the lid adds to the pains of unraveling wire-spaghetti of these early Discmans.
Who doesn't want a Fujika BPRC 1500? Super rare, but is it super cool? https://www.ebay.com/itm/FUJIKA-BPR...lationExplorer&_trksid=p2047675.c100010.m2109