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  1. Gary

    Gary New Member

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    Hi
    My name is Gary and I live in Wales. I am after a walkman to try and recapture my youth. Not sure which model to go for....

    Dd or a d6c. Just not sure
     
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    TooCooL4 Well-Known Member

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    Welcome to Stereo2go Gary. Both DD’s and D6C’s models are good, just go for the one you can find at a reasonable price that works well.
     
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    Gary New Member

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    Is it easy to fix that broken cog problem in the dd models?
     
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    T-ster Moderator Staff Member S2G Supporter

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    It is easier now thanks to the availability of a replacement gear by one of our esteemed members. Search ebay for Sony DD gear and you will see them for sale from mihokm. He has also made an excellent guide.
     
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    Welcome to S2G, Gary! :)
     
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    Gary New Member

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    Thanks all. Matter of interest what would you all recommended as a good sound quality easily available walkman?
     
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    autoreverser Well-Known Member

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    hi gary, welcome aboard from me as well -

    is there an era you prefer ?
    if you like mechanic buttons go for a Sony WM-23
     
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    Gary New Member

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    Hi. I don't mind which era but would like one that works and sounds nice without having to spend £400
     
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    Hey Gary......welcome
     
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    Hi Gary
    DD and D6c are excellent choices. D6c gives you the recording option as well as excellent sound.
     
    Boodokhan, Sep 25, 2017
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