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1985
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WM-30 |
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| CONSTRUCTION
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| Housing: |
Metallic |
| Color and
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black, silver, red, green,
blue, cyan. |
| Tape transport: |
Mechanic |
| Radio: |
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| Battery: |
AAx1 |
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| Case: |
Plastic |
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| Price: |
19XX: $
2010: $ |
| Availability: |
Very rare, specially
in red color. |
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| SOUND |
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| Head: |
Standard |
| Freq. response: |
40-15.000 Hz |
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FEATURES
The WM-30 is the successor
of the revolutionary WM-10, an incredibly compact
walkman,
only a bit bigger than a cassette. Those years, as
competition was getting harder, SONY had to demonstrate
that they could go one step ahead with something
revolutionary: the world's smaller walkman.
CONTEXT
Walkmans were getting
cooler in those years, and everyone had bought
one. Also, some sports like footing become popular
and a small walkman to wear while doing footing
was a sucessful movement.
In that year,
AIWA had no such model to compete with
this. Their top- models were far more sophisticated
(with the extraordinary J08 in top of that) but
also bulkier.
NOTE: If you have
any useful info about this model or you discover
a mistake, you can collaborate with us if you want
to. Please send us an email and share your info.
We will update the page with it.
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The complete WM-30 line, with all colors.
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| AMS |
Automatic Music Search |
| AVLS |
Auto Volume Limiter System |
| DBB |
Dynamic Bass Boost |
| DD |
Disc Drive |
| DOL |
Dynamic Optimum Loudness |
| EX DBB |
Extended DBB |
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