Hi. Many many years ago i had a really cool panasonic walkman. It had an in line remote with a lcd graphic equaliser on it. This thing was no bigger than a cassete case. Unfortunately i sold it.
I would like to know if anyone could tell me the model number of it. I might try searching ebay and see can i get my hands on one, if only i knew it's model number. Regards all.

Hi!

Panasonic players of the S and SX series are all very slim. However, only few have graphic eq on lcd screen. I think it might be RQ-S60. I think JohnEdward recently acquired one off ebay. Can you be more specific about the features and the year you bought it?

Hi. It would have been 1990-91 if i recall correctly. The player itself was tiny. The smallest cassette player i have ever owned. But the cool part of it was the inline remote. It had an LCD display with a tiny spectrum analyser. So, there you have it. A really cool player. I just can't remember the damn model number.
Cheers.

RQ-S60 and RQ-S80 if it had dolby C nr the only one Panasonic made that had this feature was RQ-S80.

Tuna your right I did buy a RQ-S60 3 weeks ago from Italy. SHipping was silly expensive italian post to USA so shipped it to friends home in Germany but he is not coming over on plane until late Dec. when I get actual player. Unsure if had digital eq showing on remote.. Know it has several eq settings. Cant really tell from one picture seller had up. Here is link to ebay auction I won maybe you will recognize player if its one you want Derek
EBAY RQ-S60

If someone can tell me how to post a pdf file on here I have a pdf file of the RQ-S60 owner manual that shows 8 eq settings and notation on remote of what setting is at. Specifications show 15 - 20,000 for the S60 and 15 - 21,000 for the S80 I do not know if they both have same unique head ?

I believe mine RQ-SX55 have the ASC EQ and RQ-S60, RQ-S75, RQ-Sx72, RQ-S80 and RQ-SX41 only ones that I have that are small around that time RQ-S60 is the smallest out of all of them, they came out in 1993-1994, in 1991 Panasonic made them big, they didn't have any slim full logic player back then.

Thanks for all the help. I think it was an RQ-S80. I don't think there will be many of them up for sale anytime soon.
Cheers all.