Catalog of All Walkman models

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Panasonic RQ-JR4 cover
A highly capable cassette recorder featuring auto-reverse play/record, Radarmatic recording for capturing distant sounds, a built-in stereo microphone, and a speaker.
Sony YP-ER11 cover

Sony YP-ER11

1995“BATTERY TUBE”
This was the second model of the YPPY series. It was released in Autumn/Winter '95, and for the occasion, Sony gave the units names.
Sony WM-FX413 cover
Related to the FX211 and FX21
Sony WM-AF58 cover
'Looks like a F47 wearing a sports jacket. It features the solar alarm clock, not the 3 band equalizer.
Sony YP-ER10 cover

Sony YP-ER10

1995“AIR CONDITIONED”
This was the first model of the YPPY series. It was released in Autumn/Winter '95, and for the occasion, Sony gave the units names.
Sony WM-F47 cover
An uncomplicated unit with 3 band equalizer and solar alarm clock.
Sony WM-F77 cover

Sony WM-F77

1986“Cobra Kai”
Standard model with radio, based on the WM-55 and featured in Cobra Kai.
Aiwa HS-PL70 cover
Depending on the market also available as the HS-P707.
Toshiba KT-V870 cover
The export twin of the GS30.
Sony WM-EK3 cover
Based on the EK1, in camouflage color setting.
Sony WM-AF59 cover
No frills Sports Walkman.
Sony WM-EX78 cover
Dual color version of the EX77.
Panasonic RX-2700 cover
National/Panasonic RX-2700 Radio Cassette Recorder
Sharp JC-N7 cover
A light weight AM/FM 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 export version had model number JC-786.
Kenwood CP-M5 cover
Available in more colors, however the vibrant blue stands out!
Panasonic RQ-SX76 cover
Feature rich, rotate lock on the main unit. It came with a charging dock with speakers, and auxiliary input. With a proper AA battery in the sidecar, and the rechargeable gumstick in the unit, it could achieve 100 hours playback!
Aiwa TP-S30 cover
Aiwa's ALPHA model, the first AIWA "Walkman" TP-S30. An output beast, capable of pushing 2x33mW through its jacks. It came with different colored stickers to personalize the looks of the HP-M3 headphones.