Info needed for a Japanese Sanyo Mono
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I always look at the size of the cassette deck to evaluate the size of the speaker and over all unit and your right, that thing looks sizeable for a Mono. I hope you score it and post more information on this.
I would like to know what those 5 holes are on the top right. They look like a VU meter! It does say "LED Operation Indicator". That would be freaking SWEET!
A proper bass and treble set up too!
I would like to know what those 5 holes are on the top right. They look like a VU meter! It does say "LED Operation Indicator". That would be freaking SWEET!
A proper bass and treble set up too!
Here are some pics of this Beautiful Japanese Mono Sanyo Boombox .
Its a Sanyo MR-6200(thanks to member Mystic Traveller from stereo2go.com for this) and its
Worldwide Equivalent is the M-2848(thanks to member Fatdog for this)
The Step down transformer works properly and i wanted to share some pics for other members
to recognize what it looks like.
This one in particular has a european plug,
it transforms the current from 220V to 110 V.(Thanks to member Sotza from stereo2go.com for the advice on this matter)
I can always use the DC-IN with 12v for this one. I like my boombers as original as possible,
so it was a relief to know that nobody had messed with the insides of this Mono!
The Philips Roller D-8007 came as a present with it.
Without the Precious help from these members i wouldnt have bought this gem.
Thanks so much you guys.
PS: It s a Coaxial Unit and in my eyes it seems like the brother of Stereo Sanyo M-9970 which is also Coaxial.
Maybe Sanyo released them the same year. Which i guess it is the late 70s judging by the looks. Possibly 1979.
Chris thanks for the nice words brother !!
The leds above the Coaxail Speaker which is 8 inc btw indicate Power -Sound Level-Record-Tuning and internal Mic.
Have A nice Saturday Night everyone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bV2Bm7kj3cM
Its a Sanyo MR-6200(thanks to member Mystic Traveller from stereo2go.com for this) and its
Worldwide Equivalent is the M-2848(thanks to member Fatdog for this)
The Step down transformer works properly and i wanted to share some pics for other members
to recognize what it looks like.
This one in particular has a european plug,
it transforms the current from 220V to 110 V.(Thanks to member Sotza from stereo2go.com for the advice on this matter)
I can always use the DC-IN with 12v for this one. I like my boombers as original as possible,
so it was a relief to know that nobody had messed with the insides of this Mono!
The Philips Roller D-8007 came as a present with it.
Without the Precious help from these members i wouldnt have bought this gem.
Thanks so much you guys.
PS: It s a Coaxial Unit and in my eyes it seems like the brother of Stereo Sanyo M-9970 which is also Coaxial.
Maybe Sanyo released them the same year. Which i guess it is the late 70s judging by the looks. Possibly 1979.
Chris thanks for the nice words brother !!
The leds above the Coaxail Speaker which is 8 inc btw indicate Power -Sound Level-Record-Tuning and internal Mic.
Have A nice Saturday Night everyone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bV2Bm7kj3cM
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