The daddy of the Walkman cassette range, produced for pro users with a host of features. ≡

A small, lightweight Walkman with built-in FM/AM ≡

The Sony wm R15 is most known for its microphone headphone combo. ≡

The successor of the revolutionary WM-10, an incredibly compact walkman. In US and Canada known as WM-10II.

A WM-30 with FM/AM/TV tuner and Nude Turbo earbuds

DD2 had the addition of Dolby B noise reduction, and many minor improvements. ≡

In the WM-10 family of super small Walkmans, now with the controls on the front (instead of top), and auto-reverse.

Too small for a cassette! With Tuner Pack RP-AF5 for FM/AM reception.

All in one! Also known as the J07 and J400 ≡

The final model in the WM-10 series of stretchable Walkmans is both the heaviest and thickest, but it uniquely features auto-reverse. Identical to the WM-40.

A light weight auto-reverse player with graphic equalizer. The button layout is designed for intuitive operation when the player is tucked away in your pocket/carry bag.

The WM-22 was the first Walkman model that was sold in the UK for under £30. ≡

Sony's practically compact stereo radio cassette recorder from 1982. ≡

Essentially a WM-DDII with quartz lock and Dolby C noise reduction, using the same ICs as the D6C (released in the same year). ≡

An AM/FM radio enabled WM-8

Square off-centered window, much like the rare Sony WM-J501

The last Aiwa unit with tuner cassette (AM/FM)

Unlike KT-VS1 and KT-VS2, the AM/FM tuner is now built-in. This is last model in the RT-VS series, non auto-reverse. The RS-V300 is the portrait mode version.