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This is probably not the section to post this but close as i could get! Been clearing a cupboard out this morning found my old Sony wm-ex1hg walkman which i think i got in 94 and was to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the sony walkman as far as i can remember! Sorry about the pics my camera packed up whilst taking the pics so just did it on my macs camera!

 

[Anonymous]

Also just spotted this deep at the back will post an actual photo later!

 

[Clare Newsome]

Maybe you should get on the phone to Sony - they have a Walkman museum, you know....!

 

[Anonymous]

Some amazing Walkmans in those pics! I actually bought the cd player after it got 5 stars in a little guide that came with what hi fi which i think is also in the cupboard somewhere many years ago and cost me £320 which was a little excessive!

 

[Andy Clough]

I had the original TPS-LT2 blue and silver cassette Walkman, but sadly lost it years ago. Would certainly warrant a place in the Walkman Museum.

 

[Clare Newsome]

flairdj: I actually bought the cd player after it got 5 stars in a little guide that came with what hi fi !

I think that will have been the (in)famous "Stereo on the Go" supplement that was produced around these parts many moons ago...

 

[Andrew Everard]

flairdj:

Ah, the Ynos NamKlaw - I used to have one of those...

 

[Andrew Everard]

flairdj:

Just before Sony pulled out of the otearai-seat business...?

 

[Anonymous]

Yes unfortunately times were hard so the best i could do was a Ynos, when i purchased my cd player i looked at the namcsid but saved up for the genuine sony.

 

[grdunn123]

I still have a Technics SLX-P7 'portable' cd player which I bought in 1983 (I think)!

 

[Anonymous]

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The waterproof walkman. 'Splashproof' has since become a legally binding term.

 

[Anonymous]

Would have been a bit early for me i was only 2!

 

[grdunn123]

Yes.....thanks for telling me that!

 

[lonely boy]

Some of the top of the line Sony portables were very nice. I still use my old D-EJ915 - a sweet little player it is - this replaced a gold metal topped CD Walkman (can't remember model number) that I managed to loose.

Never owned a high end cassette Walkman though. I still have my Aiwa HS PL-300 that was given to me as a birthday present many years ago, I've hung on to it even though it is pretty much useless these days.