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Brand: Sony

The Sony WM-FX1 is a cassette-based portable audio recorder launched by Sony Corporation in 1980. It was part of Sony's Walkman lineup and featured advanced recording capabilities, including Dolby B noise reduction technology and a built-in microphone. The WM-FX1 also had the ability to switch between two speeds, standard and extended play (EP), which allowed for longer recording times. The device was well-received by consumers at the time due to its high-quality sound and advanced features, and it paved the way for Sony's continued success in the portable audio industry.



  • Radio: FM, MW
  • Tape Type:
  • Noise Reduction: dolby B
  • Output: 4mW (headphones)
  • Remote: wired
  • Accessories: headphones
  • Battery: 1 x AA
  • Power Adapter: 1.5V DC
  • Dimensions: 79.7 x 111.8 x 23.2 mm
  • Weight: 180g
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  • Price:

Sony WM-FX1

Sony WM-FX1

Sony WM-FX1

Sony WM-FX1

Sony WM-FX1

Sony WM-FX1

Sony WM-FX1

Sony WM-FX1

Sony WM-FX1

Sony WM-FX1

Sony WM-FX1



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