Philips from 1992 [ATTACH]
Cool looking tape from 1994 [ATTACH]
From 1974 [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
National from 1973 [ATTACH]
It looks like a boombox, from 1973, the TC-133 CS [ATTACH]
This might be a duplicate? From 1973, Radio Fernseh Haendler. Even Intel had a boombox! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Sony from 1973 [ATTACH]
Kind of neat seeing them adjust the needle tracking [ATTACH]
Varta from 1966 [ATTACH]
Another early mono player from Philips 1966, what's the deal with the speaker cover? [ATTACH]
For some reason I love this photo, from 1966. From Funkshau (Germany), the lab looks like a great work enviroment, big open windows, MCM desks...
One of the first cassette players from 1966, the Grundig C 100, for those looking for early tapes, the Grundig must be liquid gold! [ATTACH]...
I see these on our ebay, kind of an interesting product for the Crown Collector. [ATTACH]
Also check your tape, the little foam pad under the tape that pushes it against the head can fall apart over time.
So it records and when played back on the same or another machine it sounds muffled? I don't do a lot of deep dive repairs but the simple ones...
Very nice, I know very little about the later models, I'm stuck with my big chunky players.
Welcome! I love that YPPY, cool case.
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