Philips Skymaster D6611 - 1982

Sony WM-22 1985

ASAHI - 1982

Sanyo - 1982

Universum

Those are fantstic walkmans NGA!, I see a few
I have also like the philips and the Sanyo

Sony TPS-L2 - THE FIRST!

That's a nice collection NGA. And a nice TPS-L2, a must for any collection.

Fellow FE-1 - Sony TPS-L2 clone

Sanyo M6060

Classic and cool walkmans NGA, very nice collection.

Sony WM-EX5 (50 jahre sony modell)

Is a Panasonic Walkman RX-1924 collectable?If so how much is the little guy worth?80s walkmans rule!Kristi C.

SABA RP-60 - 1987

AIWA HS-J35 recorder - 1986

Sony WM-EX50 - 1991

You have very nice walkmans!

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Sanyo - 1982

Wow, you have the original headphones with your M4440, & with foam on them too!
If you ever want to sell, please let me know...

Sony WM-23 - 1986

Toshiba KT-S1 - 1981

very nice!

great collection!

welcome to the board NGA...

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Originally posted by NGA:
ASAHI - 1982

I noticed the old Eastern Bloc FM band (66-73MHz) on this one. Very unusual! Are you in Eastern Europe?

Whoa!, I did not see that!, and I also did not know
such walkmans did exsist!

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Originally posted by baby boomer:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by NGA:
I noticed the old Eastern Bloc FM band (66-73MHz) on this one. Very unusual! Are you in Eastern Europe?

I live in Middle Europa (Hungary)

Cool! My family vacationed in Budapest last year and brought home for me an NEC mono boombox that also has the old, Eastern Bloc FM band. Apparently, the Soviet Union didn't want any of its satellite states to be tuning in to Western FM stations (or for the West to be listening to their FM stations). Glad that's all changed now!

hi--NGA--two of my grandparents were born in hungary but took the big ships out in the early 1900's. this is a great site for people who like the good old walkmans. i have been collecting walkmans for a few years and it is a great hobby that holds ones interest....rerooted...

Sony WM-DDI - 1988

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Sony WM-11 - 1985

This collection just makes me wanna collect walkmans instead. W-o-w.

Thanks

My two vintage Discman:
Sony D7 (D-70) - 1986
Sony D-88 - 1988 (world smallest discman)

Another Sony TPS-L2 clone -
Mini Stereo Player Art: 494/712 Made in Japan - 1980-82???

Grundig = noname japan?

Quelle 1982


Quelle 1983

Quelle 1984

Wow, this is a beautifull collection.
Sanyo M6060 and AIWA HS-J35 are my favourites.

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Originally posted by NGA:

I want the the universum on the right side in front of the speakers. Surpisingly universum made some beautifull walkman. Is it a clone / rebrand? I always thought about them as a cheap brand from that quelle catalog.

I suspect this one is radio only but it's a good looker.

I've got the 199 radio one with the speakers on the back.

Hang on, let me dig it out...

Yas, you´re right. If it is a walkman it would have been way more expensive . But a nice shape anyway.
The description says "UKW-Stereo Musikbegleiter" and not Stereo Cassette Player like for the other two models.

Your aiwa looks very similar to your universum city bummler, just radiosection missing. Maybe aiwa had the same model with fm, too?

Universum must have made a clone of TPS-L2ne of the pictures in the catalogue page scans you posted looks a lot like a TPS-L2 .

Also-Sony always likes to make impressive and good sounding Discman players-I quite like the second one you have.

Sony WM-EX606 - 1993

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Originally posted by NGA:
My two vintage Discman:
Sony D7 (D-70) - 1986
Sony D-88 - 1988 (world smallest discman)

always loved that D-88.
It's like someone at Sony saw their FH mini-system turntables & thought "we can do that for CDs too" & without stopping to think about why they just went ahead & did it. I guess they thought 3" CDs were going to really take off... which they might've done if the record companies weren't SO greedy back then. Still, they're all paying for it now
I so nearly bought a D88 from Richer Sounds at a massively reduced price. I wish I had now...

Very nice!-I wish I owned a D-88,but did get a D-11 on Monday, but it didn't work all (so disassembled it).

Little personal audio: Continental quartzclock with AM radio - 1983

Nice watch-this is interesting to see a AM equipped model.

I saw a TEAC radio that is shaped and made to like a boombox.

Sony WM-DDIII - 1988

Sony WM-DDI and WM-DDIII - 1988

Horniphon - cca 1982

Sony WM-EX510 - 1995

Sony SRF-FM1 stereo headphone with FM radio - 19XX ??

Sony WM-DD33 - 1990
Somebody tried to execute it, but it works flawlessly. It's a Sony!