Neat, never seen one before
Welcome! I love all of the old equipment, it's sad that we may never see so much variation in designs again.
National RX-F10F from 1984 [ATTACH]
An early obscure model the Gregory TPR-4001S from 1975 [ATTACH]
Telefunken RK-60 at an amazing 24 watts! In case anyone is wondering about the hyphen, some newer models have it old models don't, it has to do...
Some nice looking Telefunkens from 1983 [ATTACH]
Telefunken from 1987 [ATTACH]
Telefunken from 1988 [ATTACH]
Telefunken RK60 from 1985 [ATTACH]
Bigston MRD-5030F from 1982 [ATTACH]
Telefunken RC1720 T from 1983 [ATTACH]
Sanyo M2420F from 1975 [ATTACH]
Telefunken Boomboxes 1987, sorry about the pour copy [ATTACH]
Sanyo M2422F from 1975 [ATTACH]
Telefunken HiFi Studio HP 1800 from 1984 [ATTACH]
The smallest portable, 1984! I found an ad for the Hotta posted below in the newspaper ads sections, and then found this little blurb. Price is...
This is interesting, the Hotta from 1984, advertised as the smalles radio cassette player, does anyone have one? [ATTACH]
National Panasonic RX-F35F from 1984 [ATTACH]
The new factory for Silver Boomboxes 1979 [ATTACH]
National Panasonic RX-2000 from 1979 and a few other neat units [ATTACH]
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