Catalog of Sony Walkman models

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Sony WM-AF56 cover
Commemorating the 10th Anniversary of the Walkman, with 5-band graphic equalizer.
Sony WM-AF64 cover
3 analog FM presets. Models using similar mechanism: WM-F59 and WM-F69.
Sony WM-AF79 cover

Sony WM-AF79

1989“Navy Seal F73”
Rugged outdoor Walkman, not in traditional Sports yellow. It is a WM-F73 in a protective casing.
Sony WM-B47 cover
Cost effective playback unit, with configurable MegaBass (DBB)
Sony WM-BF40 cover
Built-in two-band radio, low and high equalizer, and DBB - MegaBass switch on the door
Sony WM-BF57 cover
Commemorating the 10th Anniversary of the Walkman, with variable MegaBass.
Sony WM-D3 cover
The smaller Walkman Professional recorders, a DDII with additional components for recording borrowed from the WM-D6C.
Sony WM-D6 cover

Sony WM-D6

1982“Daddy”
The WM-D6 at first looks like a rather large personal stereo, but is really more like a miniaturised TC-D5 portable cassette deck.
Sony WM-D6C cover

Sony WM-D6C

1984“Daddy C(ool)”
The daddy of the Walkman cassette range, produced for pro users with a host of features.
Sony WM-DC2 cover

Sony WM-DC2

1984“C, a line out!”
Essentially a WM-DDII with quartz lock and Dolby C noise reduction, using the same ICs as the D6C (released in the same year).
Sony WM-DD cover
The first model of the 'disc drive' series, the WM-DD, was introduced in 1982, and had a solid reputation for performance.
Sony WM-DD2 cover
DD2 had the addition of Dolby B noise reduction, and many minor improvements.
Sony WM-DD22 cover

Sony WM-DD22

1993“Closing DD”
Last DD unit to be released, closing the cost-reduced DD1-DD10-DD11 line.
Sony WM-DD3 cover
Added a quartz-locked action to the DD motor, giving absolute speed stability.
Sony WM-DD30 cover

Sony WM-DD30

1989“First DD with MegaBass”
First DD unit with MegaBass, derived from DD-100 DOL. Feature/functionality a mix of DD3 & DD-100: quartz driven and bass expansion.
Sony WM-DD33 cover

Sony WM-DD33

1991“Well-rounded DD30”
The last Sony portable with 2 headphone jacks, almost completely a WM-DD30 wearing a modern jacket.
Sony WM-DD9 cover

Sony WM-DD9

1989“Sony Walkman King”
Sound to Match the Ingenious Mechanism
Sony WM-DX100 cover

Sony WM-DX100

1991“DD9 cousin”
With a disc driven brass rotor that in turn drives a belt driven mechanism.
Sony WM-EK1 cover
Translucent orange with a unusually shaped remote. The remote is powered by another AA battery, next to the 2 in the unit.