Rugged outdoor Walkman, not in traditional Sports yellow. It is a WM-F73 in a protective casing.
First DD unit with MegaBass, derived from DD-100 DOL. Feature/functionality a mix of DD3 & DD-100: quartz driven and bass expansion.
The new 'W' with a dot Walkman logo was introduced in 2000. It was immediately incorporated into the design of this unit of that era.
The Sony WM-10 cassette player was released in the market in 1983. Its tiny size represents a tour-de-force of early 1980’s engineering. ≡
Translucent orange with a unusually shaped remote. The remote is powered by another AA battery, next to the 2 in the unit.
A simple Walkman with 3 band equalizer.
WM-33 and WM-43 feature a status LED, WM-32 does not.
Came with the MDR-010L headphones. ≡
The last Sony portable with 2 headphone jacks, almost completely a WM-DD30 wearing a modern jacket. ≡
The last model of GX series multi-function Walkman.
With 3 different Sound enhancers: Mega Bass, Groove & Sound Revitalizer.
MegaBass, Groove and Revitalizer, but without Dolby B noise reduction.
FM Stereo/AM, Auto reverse in a compact, Casual package. It has a built-in speaker on the front of the machine. The pocket-size is like a portable speaker. You can enjoy your favorite music anywhere.
The WM-D6 at first looks like a rather large personal stereo, but is really more like a miniaturised TC-D5 portable cassette deck. ≡
Low cost model with Mega Bass. DC in only for the EX196, identical otherwise.
The battery door can be detached and flipped to accommodate either a gumstick or AA cell.