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  1. Gazccc

    Gazccc New Member

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    Hi
    New member from the Uk

    I’ve got about 15 working Walkman and a similar number of projects.

    Mainly using (most enjoyable to listen to)
    WM-2 (couple of these)
    DD-33
    WM-60 (two of these)
    WM-BF65 (a few)
    WM-EX505
    WM-FX503


    next projects
    WM-F63/73 (as seen in pretty woman and Amazon prime series/comic books paper girls) three of these but either have capacitor issues - all SMD despite being 1985 sport models or servo loop issue with noise
    WM-R2
    WM-B603 (Dolby C model from 89) already changed clutch but seems to have another gear and possibly intermittent motor/drive issue (have EX49,EX50 and 2x B602 that might give up parts for it)
    A few EX500s with either gear issue or no power (500,506,521,527,512,550)


    also got (not such a great listen) but nice to have
    WM-36
    WM-24 (needed new servo controller and bypass printed resistor to remove noise and be able to control speed in correct range)

    And a bunch I’ll probably sell
     
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    Welcome to the forum, feel free to post photos!
     
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    And if I had to keep one, I’d probably keep one of the WM-60s. I get a real kick out of walking round with the WM-2s though. DD33 is a bit of a in the house only as it’s a big heavy.

    actually I forget that I’ve got a WM-EX508 but has a bit of a buzz on it. That’s a really good looker and has the convertible battery compartment to take a gum stick or AA. I like the ones with a bit more grunt as they’re more flexible to use with Hi-Fi headphones.
     
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