VCR Player
It is a device used to play and record VHS tapes. It was widely popular from the 1980 s to the 1990 s. The core function is to read the analog video and audio signals stored on the tape and play them out through a connected TV or other display device. It can play pre-recorded movies, TV series and other programs, and can also record TV programs through the built-in video recording function, which is convenient for users to watch at any time. It usually has a variety of functions and is equipped with a variety of interfaces to meet the connection needs of different users. With the development of digital technology, it is gradually replaced by DVD players and streaming media devices.
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Soviet Melodija 105 radio and tape player
is a classic Soviet era radio and tape player, produced by the Riga Radio Factory. Known for its unique rotatable design, users can adjust its direction as needed to better receive signals or adapt to different usage scenarios. It can receive medium wave (MW), short wave (SW) and frequency modulation (FM) bands and supports stereo playback. It was a radio with a built-in tape player that could play cassette tapes, making it an important piece of home entertainment at the time. This device was launched around 1978. With its excellent performance and durability, it is deeply loved by consumers in the Soviet Union and neighboring countries
Sony DD100 Budokan Walkman (made old)
Sony DD100, Sony's first dynamic amplification portable music player. SONY's WM-DD series direct drive cassette player is a classic of its generation. It uses a motor to directly drive the main shaft, which limits the shaking rate of the cassette to the limit of a portable player. As a result, a series of classic models have been born.
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Sony Classic Portable Tape Player SONY Walkman WM-22
Sony's classic Walkman WM-22, arguably the first inexpensive portable tape player produced. As early as the late 1980 s, it was produced and is a truly revolutionary device. Today, it's easy to play music anywhere, even if it doesn't feel like a big deal. But at that time, it was a wonderful thing to make portable music possible through this small tape player, so the significance of Sony's Walkman is self-evident.
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