Sony's first generation Walkman portable stereo cassette player
sony first generation Walkman portable stereo cassette player, model TPS-L2. Released on July 1, 1979, TPS-L2 was the world's first Walkman and revolutionized the way people listened to music. The body is mainly made of aluminum and uses the iconic blue and silver color design. It only has a playback function, no recording function. Equipped with two 3.5mm headphone jacks, allowing two people to share music at the same time.
First Generation Apple iPod Music Player
It was officially released on October 23, 2001, marking the arrival of the era of digital music players. With its iconic white appearance, simple design and innovative mechanical wheel navigation interface, it quickly attracted the attention of consumers. Equipped with 5GB of hard disk storage space, it was able to store about 1000 songs, which was a huge breakthrough at the time. It uses a 1200mAh lithium polymer battery that can provide up to 10 hours of music playback time. Its launch not only changed the way people listen to music, but also promoted the transformation of the entire music industry to digital.
Soviet Union Юность 301 vinyl record player
It is a vinyl record player produced by the Leningrad Electromagnetic Machinery Factory of the Soviet Union. It was first introduced around 1972. Designed as a desktop, low and large size. Equipped with two 1 ГД-40 cone speakers. The head was piezoelectric head ГЗК-662, which was relatively durable at the time and had fewer material aging problems. It supports three speeds: 33, 45 and 78 rpm, and can play almost all vinyl records on the market at that time. The overall appearance design is simple and practical, with a typical Soviet industrial style, and is one of the common entertainment equipment in Soviet households at that time.
Vintage vinyl record player
Sony WM-F35 Walkman
Sony Walkman portable cassette player
Walkman is a general term for a personal portable music player produced by Sony Corporation in Japan. With the popularity of Walkman, it has become a cultural phenomenon.
Sony SONY WM-DD100 Walkman
Sony SONY WM-DD100, produced in 1987, as a special model of man-machine system of Wudokan, is equipped with a cushion-type somatosensory bass system and a combination kit equipped with headphones and amplifiers. It can also be understood as a portable somatosensory bass model with DOL bass enhancement circuit and enclosed headphones.
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