Oh really, OK, is it an Akai?
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Originally posted by agentorange:
Is the other one the rediculously obscure Infinity Intimate RS-002?
AO here is the Infinity RS-002
Daves is different the maker that did NOT use Dolby. The top of the Infinity and the AKAI PM-01 are identical to Daves Retro post ,its a Cybernet mini concert
Dave I posted earlier you may have missed it
your retro one is the Cybernet Mini Concert
quote:
Originally posted by JohnEdward:
CARNAC THE MAGNIFICENT
ALL KNOWING
ALL SEEING
DAVE YOUR FIRST ONE the retro is the
CYBERNET MINI CONCERT
DAVE this was my earlier post prior page on your retro one.
Interestingly it appears the Infinity, the Cybernet & the Akai PO1 use the same transport
Yes John you got it
quote:
Originally posted by agentorange:
Interestingly it appears the Infinity, the Cybernet & the Akai PO1 use the same transport
AO I concur with you totally.. actually I knew the Cybernet and the Infinity shared chassis/body but never realized the AKAI PM-01 ( my VERY FIRST WALKMAN THAT STARTED ME COLLECTING)
IS also same as other two.. Great observation.
John your last one I have this one mines a port-a-sound new and boxed.
quote:
Originally posted by mrp32Dave:
Yes John you got it
WOOHOO CARNAC is feeling HAPPY TODAY. Excellent mystery choices Dave. No hiding boys, we've forgot this monster...
[QUOTE]Originally posted by mrp32Dave:
John your last one I have this one mines a port-a-sound new and boxed.
WOWZERS... THE UK STRIKES IT CLOSE...Will call it you made the identity BUT... Guess Mfg. of mine ?
YES ONE I POSTED IS SAME CHASSIS AND EXTERIOR IT APPEARS... but play this out a little longer as one I posted I believe is the maker of chassis. At the very least in 80/81 this company was HUGE world wide... but I dont think they made but this one model ?
John I need more time on yours and Cris yours looks so familiar it will come to me I'm sure.
This next monstrosity no not the WM-2 that's just for scale, I bought this purely because of it's size.
@agent
The monster looks familiar. I am going to start by saying it's a Sony.
The left and right volume controls are amazing. I have never seen that on a Walkman before.
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Originally posted by cooldude:
@agent
The monster looks familiar. I am going to start by saying it's a Sony.
The left and right volume controls are amazing. I have never seen that on a Walkman before.
Interesting guessing. In fact, it's not a Sony & the left and right volume controls are the best giveaway to it's make.
quote:
Originally posted by mrp32Dave:
John I need more time on yours and Cris yours looks so familiar it will come to me I'm sure.
This next monstrosity no not the WM-2 that's just for scale, I bought this purely because of it's size.
CARNAC will venture a partial guess.. I am fairly certain it is a Philips SKYMASTER model but the model number eludes my powerful TURBAN today. VERY POWERFUL AMPLIFIER these early Philips had.. I have the D6611 my GAWD it can melt headphones at #7 volume.
Carnac must retire for the day thus I leave to the other masters of the world to make quick identity and add new mystery walkman. THIS IS MOST FUN I EVER HAD ON THIS FORUM.
Sincerely
CARNAC THE MAGNIFICENT "JohnEdward"
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Originally posted by agentorange:
No hiding boys, we've forgot this monster...
Cris I have not forgot about your "MONSTER". THE GREAT Carnac is perplexed... you olde dog you... my TURBAN IS
and brain inside all foggy on this one. I want to say a Sony WA or TC series but its not the 100 or 55. Also must say the controls dont have the Sony look to them so then I sway toward some obscure Panasonic retro beast you have pulled from the hidden deathly hallows of unknown WALKMANERY.... Bravo Carnac has finally been stumped.
CURSES !!!
It's a Toshiba??
quote:
Originally posted by JohnEdward:
quote:
Originally posted by mrp32Dave:
John I need more time on yours and Cris yours looks so familiar it will come to me I'm sure.
This next monstrosity no not the WM-2 that's just for scale, I bought this purely because of it's size.
CARNAC will venture a partial guess.. I am fairly certain it is a Philips SKYMASTER model but the model number eludes my powerful TURBAN today. VERY POWERFUL AMPLIFIER these early Philips had.. I have the D6611 my GAWD it can melt headphones at #7 volume.
Carnac must retire for the day thus I leave to the other masters of the world to make quick identity and add new mystery walkman. THIS IS MOST FUN I EVER HAD ON THIS FORUM.
Sincerely
CARNAC THE MAGNIFICENT "JohnEdward"
I'm sure it is a Phillips but don't know model number
How about this one
The monster is a Sanyo M-G70.
@Coolcol
That one looks like an Aiwa. I will have to think a little more.
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@Coolcol
Yours is a Sony TCM-7
Wow, the monster is indeed a Sanyo M-G70
Anoyingly I have a TCM-7
Next up we have yet another weird recording unit with internal speaker.
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Originally posted by cooldude:
quote:
@Coolcol
Yours is a Sony TCM-7
That is correct as got this with job lot.
OK, you guys all had a breather now?
KEEP GOING
Well, I've played my card, just waiting for a reply...
Though, I reckon these two are now running on empty.
Cris yours looks like an Aiwa TP-17 to me?
Ok how about these 2 the first one should be easy 2nd one maybe not.
I know the first one but is the 2nd a micro?
No it uses standard cassettes and was rather expensive in 1983, so probably not many about.
Next up we have yet another weird recording unit with internal speaker.
[/QUOTE]
OK AO.... CARNAC the MAGNIFICENT will definitely go the brave route since no one for days has tried even to guess this recorder with speaker. I am Definitely going to go that it is a AIWA... sorry not enough info to add the model number. Oddly I believe the CMT function wording was used on Sony equipment not just cassette too. If not Aiwa then Sony. Well there you have it. Carnac's best "GUESS"...
I hate guessing oh well.
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Originally posted by mrp32Dave:
Cris yours looks like an Aiwa TP-17 to me?
John I think I already got that one?
Oh wow, it's a TCS-370, yeah they are rare. Does yours work as I have one with a smashed mic which cosmetically is beyond it. You can have it if your needs parts. Very similar to the TCM-7.
Sorry John, Dave got that one.
I guess it's time to go into the dungeon of woe for some real stinkers.
Well done, yes my TCS-370 works really well love the logic controls, I was very lucky with this one it came as new and boxed even had the original purchase receipt.
Ok try this
This is what I never got with Sony, look at that TCS-370, simply stunning but they didn't make many of them or extend the form factor across to any other units.
Oh yeah, I like that one. I can tell you what it isn't but I leave it for Carnac.
Here's my offering for today...
I agree but, this is not a small machine, but if you took away the built in speaker the recording function and used smaller motors for the logic and transport it could been quite small.
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Originally posted by mrp32Dave:
Ok try this
I'm sure that is a Sanyo but model don't know
quote:
Originally posted by agentorange:
Oh yeah, I like that one. I can tell you what it isn't but I leave it for Carnac.
Here's my offering for today...
CARNAC THE MAGNIFICENT
AO that is the crazy rare SONY TCM-10
quote:
Originally posted by agentorange:
Oh yeah, I like that one. I can tell you what it isn't but I leave it for Carnac.
Here's my offering for today...
I'm sure that is a Sony TCM-10
Cris that can only be the lovely TCM-10
You beat me, curses.
Damn, too easy.
OK, I'd be very, very impressed if anyone gets this...
quote:
Originally posted by agentorange:
Damn, too easy.
OK, I'd be very, very impressed if anyone gets this...
CARNAC THE MAGNIFICENT
AO that is the SONY WM-R15 with CTP-1A tuner pack
**** me
Of course it is nice, do you the headphones with the mics?
How about this one probably too easy.
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Originally posted by mrp32Dave:
How about this one probably too easy.
FISHER PH-10
top
CARNAC THE UNBELIEVABLE MAGNIFICENT
DAVE that is the FISHER PH-10
NOTATION : Sanyo is the sister model with Fisher
