Sanyo/Fisher Boombox/Portable Ads and maybe some Craig?

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    Wow, a neat little cassette player from Sanyo 1975, pretty cool that it's paired with a cool calculator. Anybody own one of these?


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    From the Fisher 1981 Catalog


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    1988, the Remocon (remote?) is less expensive but overall they look the same.


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    If I had to guess I'd say around 1972? I don't think I have many old Sanyo's kicking around, I had to look cuz the design is very similar to Sony's Offerings at the time. I love the swag box, two tapes and a Mic, there's probably a earpiece in there somewhere.


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    Sanyo Ad, not sure of the year


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    1972 Sanyo


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    Sanyo 87-10, I didn't see the back cover. Sanyo had some real gems but it looks like the high-end was more for putting on a shelf and the mid-level midi's were for carrying around. Very few accessories but the branded tapes look interesting and I'm a sucker for satellite speakers.


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    Sanyo 1984.1
    This is a very impressive catalog with some of Sanyo's Finest, they still even have stereo microcasstte players. The Mr-C1 is a classic, AKA Yamaha, these were very well built compos that still fly under the radar. The Gal and JJ Series are on here, I'm wondering if some are just for show, they don't have pricing? There's a red MR-88 (stereo microcasstte) Player, never seen one of those but have seen plenty of the silver and black versions.


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