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Currently for sale (reconditioned/serviced):

WM-AF50: $200, NM Condition.  
This is a mid-range, later model unit (but still made in Japan), auto reverse, megabase, EQ and AM/FM Radio.   Belt clip included.

Discman D-34: $75, excellent conditioned, fully checked and tested. If you are interested in digging out some of your CDs, this has a LINE-OUT to plug into your stereo or portable without committing to a full cd player.

WM-AF64: $225, Fully reconditioned/serviced player including all new capacitors. Oddly appealing, near mint unit from the late 80’s.

SOLD WM-F100: $350, fully serviced, great sounding player.

SOLD WM-F10: $325, desirable player, fully serviced including gear repairs (common). Very nice unit.

SOLD WM-EX622: $375, excellent condition, reconditioned/serviced, higher end unit. Full metal body, soft touch controls, autoreverse, dolby, ex DBB, accepts AA or gumstick battery.

SOLD WM-AF604: $350. Carefully reconditioned / serviced Sony Walkman WM-AF604. High quality, metal body (front), Dolby, auto reverse Walkman with an EX head and AM/FM Radio.   Belt clip included.

SOLD WM-F15: $300, one of the great looking Walkmans, desirable. Good condition, some scratches but plays very well. Reconditioned/serviced, new belt, cleaned, l**ed and adjusted.

SOLD WM-GX51: $350. Carefully reconditioned / serviced Sony Recording Walkman WM-GX51. High quality, metal body (front), Dolby, auto reverse Walkman with an EX head, AM/FM Radio and RECORDING capability. Case and original earbuds included.

SOLD WM-AF62: $200, very nice mid-tier unit, reconditioned/serviced. Auto reverse Walkman, Digital AM/FM Radio with clock and belt clip. Sony MDR-006 headphones included.

JVC RC-M70: Tear down underway. Great box but a number of issues to resolve with the cassette mech, sliders and worn/broken leaf switches. All common on these units.

Dual 505-2: Gummy motor switch issue couldn’t wait any longer …. opened up the console and ended up doing a full service including a clean, l**e, new spindle oil, motor switch and speed adjust.

Olympus 35RD: Fully back together and testing well. Focus plane and rangefinder calibrated (best efforts). Photo of the “sticky shutters” teardown included. Waiting for new light seals and I will then burn off a roll of film. If that is successful, I’ll try to source the missing self timer lever…. Love the looks, the latest high-end $$ fixed focus digitals from Fujifilm try to replicate this.