Die Sony MDR-3L2 Stereo-Kopfhrer sind perfekt fr Musikliebhaber, die auf der Suche nach einem hochwertigen Klang sind. Mit dem 3,5-mm-Anschluss knnen Sie diese Kopfhrer an alle Ihre Gerte anschlieen. Das silberne Modell ist eine groartige Ergnzung fr jedes Outfit und das japanische Design sorgt fr ein stilvolles Aussehen. Der MDR-3L2 ist speziell fr den TPS-L2 Walkman entwickelt worden und bietet ein erstaunliches Klangerlebnis. Diese ohraufliegenden Kopfhrer sind ein groartiges Produkt fr jeden, der eine hohe Klangqualitt bei seinen Kopfhrern erwartet. Mit Stereo-Sound und einer Reihe von besonderen Funktionen, wie z.B. der Mglichkeit, sie an alle Gerte mit 3,5-mm-Anschluss anzuschlieen, sind diese Kopfhrer ein Muss fr jeden Musikliebhaber. SONY MDR-3L2 FR SONY TPS-L2 WALKMAN. DIE KOPFHRER SIND GEBRAUCHT ABER IM GUTEN OPTISCHEN ZUSTAND. BEIDE SEITEN FUNKTIONIEREN UND HABEN EINEN GUTEN KRFTIGEN KLANG. DAS KABEL IST ORIGINAL ABER WURDE MAL VERKRZT UND PROFESSIONELL WIEDER ZUSAMMEN GELTET. BEIDE KOPFHRER SIND VOLL FUNKTIONSFHIG UND HABEN EINEN GUTEN KRFTIGEN KLANG.

Die Sony MDR-3L2 Stereo-Kopfhrer sind perfekt fr Musikliebhaber, die auf der Suche nach einem hochwertigen Klang sind. Mit dem 3,5-mm-Anschluss knnen Sie diese Kopfhrer an alle Ihre Gerte anschlieen. Das silberne Modell ist eine groartige Ergnzung fr jedes Outfit und das japanische Design sorgt fr ein stilvolles Aussehen. Der MDR-3L2 ist speziell fr den TPS-L2 Walkman entwickelt worden und bietet ein erstaunliches Klangerlebnis. Diese ohraufliegenden Kopfhrer sind ein groartiges Produkt fr jeden, der eine hohe Klangqualitt bei seinen Kopfhrern erwartet. Mit Stereo-Sound und einer Reihe von besonderen Funktionen, wie z.B. der Mglichkeit, sie an alle Gerte mit 3,5-mm-Anschluss anzuschlieen, sind diese Kopfhrer ein Muss fr jeden Musikliebhaber. SONY MDR-3L2 FR SONY TPS-L2 WALKMAN. DIE KOPFHRER SIND GEBRAUCHT ABER IM GUTEN OPTISCHEN ZUSTAND. BEIDE SEITEN FUNKTIONIEREN UND HABEN EINEN GUTEN KRFTIGEN KLANG.

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1979 Sony TPS-L2 portable cassette player with MDR-3L2 Headphones, leather carry case and leather tape case. Designed by Akio Morita, Masaru Ibuka.Manufactured by Sony Corporation. 1979. Full working order complete with original MDR-3L2 Headphones (new foam pads).Serial Number 54181. Condition is excellent and fully operational. Some minor marks and wear. Silver side panel has some paint loss which is typical with these models (especially if they have been rubbing against the case). Please inspect the photos carefully. The Sony TPS-L2 was launched in July 1979 before it had even been given a name. Across the world, the device was marketed under names such as Soundabout (US), Stowaway (UK) Freeway (Scandanavia) before Sony settled on Walkman later in 1979 (adding the logo to the case). The walkman logo branding was added after about 160,000 units were produced. The development of the lightweight Sony MDR-3L2 headphones are considered by many as an equally important moment for enabling personal and portable music. The adjustable miniaturised hi-fi headphones weighing just 45g were a genuine innovation in 1979. Remarkably, the TPS-L2 has two headphone jacks that enabled friends to listen together whilst the Hotwire button served as an intercom between the two listeners. Interest in the Sony TPS-L2 has surged after featuring in the Marvel Comics film Guardians of the Galaxy - with Cosplay enthusiasts seeking an original TPS-L2 to complete their Star-Lord costumes.

1979 Sony TPS-L2 portable cassette player with MDR-3L2 Headphones, leather carry case and leather tape case. Designed by Akio Morita, Masaru Ibuka.Manufactured by Sony Corporation. 1979. Full working order complete with original MDR-3L2 Headphones (new foam pads).Serial Number 54181. Condition is excellent and fully operational. Some minor marks and wear. Silver side panel has some paint loss which is typical with these models (especially if they have been rubbing against the case). Please inspect the photos carefully. The Sony TPS-L2 was launched in July 1979 before it had even been given a name. Across the world, the device was marketed under names such as Soundabout (US), Stowaway (UK) Freeway (Scandanavia) before Sony settled on Walkman later in 1979 (adding the logo to the case). The walkman logo branding was added after about 160,000 units were produced. The development of the lightweight Sony MDR-3L2 headphones are considered by many as an equally important moment for enabling personal and portable music. The adjustable miniaturised hi-fi headphones weighing just 45g were a genuine innovation in 1979. Remarkably, the TPS-L2 has two headphone jacks that enabled friends to listen together whilst the Hotwire button served as an intercom between the two listeners. Interest in the Sony TPS-L2 has surged after featuring in the Marvel Comics film Guardians of the Galaxy - with Cosplay enthusiasts seeking an original TPS-L2 to complete their Star-Lord costumes.

This Walkman was found in my dads office. He bought it new and had not used it for many years. Walkman still powers on and I can hear motor running when you press play, FF and Rew but rollers dont move tape. I believe this is a belt issue that needs replacing. Walkman comes complete with Blue snap on carrying case as well as original headphones which have been tested and work well. Black felt ear pads are in good shape. There is some slight corrosion on battery tray terminals but it doesnt prevent unit from working. Also the back of metal walkman case does show a dent as pictured! Walkman will ship fully insured with signature required!

1979 Sony TPS-L2 portable cassette player with MDR-3L2 Headphones, leather carry case and leather tape case. Designed by Akio Morita, Masaru Ibuka.Manufactured by Sony Corporation. 1979. Full working order complete with original MDR-3L2 Headphones (new foam pads).Serial Number 54181. Condition is excellent and fully operational. Some minor marks and wear. Silver side panel has some paint loss which is typical with these models (especially if they have been rubbing against the case). Please inspect the photos carefully. The Sony TPS-L2 was launched in July 1979 before it had even been given a name. Across the world, the device was marketed under names such as Soundabout (US), Stowaway (UK) Freeway (Scandanavia) before Sony settled on Walkman later in 1979 (adding the logo to the case). The walkman logo branding was added after about 160,000 units were produced. The development of the lightweight Sony MDR-3L2 headphones are considered by many as an equally important moment for enabling personal and portable music. The adjustable miniaturised hi-fi headphones weighing just 45g were a genuine innovation in 1979. Remarkably, the TPS-L2 has two headphone jacks that enabled friends to listen together whilst the Hotwire button served as an intercom between the two listeners. Interest in the Sony TPS-L2 has surged after featuring in the Marvel Comics film Guardians of the Galaxy - with Cosplay enthusiasts seeking an original TPS-L2 to complete their Star-Lord costumes.

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1979 Sony TPS-L2 portable cassette player with MDR-3L2 Headphones. Designed by Akio Morita, Masaru Ibuka. Manufactured by Sony Corporation. 1979. Full working order complete with original MDR-3L2 Headphones (new foam pads). Serial Number 64145. Condition is excellent, one of the nicest units we have seen. Immaculate blue metal case and minor marks and wear on the silver side panel. Full working order. Headphones also in excellent working condition, label worn off on one side. Leather case in good used condition. Please review photos carefully, this is a 43 year old device! The Sony TPS-L2 was launched in July 1979 before it had even been given a name. Across the world, the device was marketed under names such as Soundabout (US), Stowaway (UK) Freeway (Scandanavia) before Sony settled on Walkman later in 1979 (adding the logo to the case). The walkman logo branding was added after about 160,000 units to carry the Walkman logo. The development of the lightweight Sony MDR-3L2 headphones are considered by many as an equally important moment for enabling personal and portable music. The adjustable miniaturised hi-fi headphones weighing just 45g were a genuine innovation in 1979. Remarkably, the TPS-L2 has two headphone jacks that enabled friends to listen together whilst the Hotwire button served as an intercom between the two listeners. Interest in the Sony TPS-L2 has surged after featuring in the Marvel Comics film Guardians of the Galaxy - with Cosplay enthusiasts seeking an original TPS-L2 to complete their Star-Lord costumes.

1979 Sony TPS-L2 portable cassette player with MDR-3L2 Headphones. Designed by Akio Morita, Masaru Ibuka. Manufactured by Sony Corporation. 1979. Full working order complete with original MDR-3L2 Headphones (new foam pads). Serial Number 64145. Condition is excellent, one of the nicest units we have seen. Immaculate blue metal case and minor marks and wear on the silver side panel. Full working order. Headphones also in excellent working condition, label worn off on one side. Leather case in good used condition. Please review photos carefully, this is a 43 year old device! The Sony TPS-L2 was launched in July 1979 before it had even been given a name. Across the world, the device was marketed under names such as Soundabout (US), Stowaway (UK) Freeway (Scandanavia) before Sony settled on Walkman later in 1979 (adding the logo to the case). The walkman logo branding was added after about 160,000 units to carry the Walkman logo. The development of the lightweight Sony MDR-3L2 headphones are considered by many as an equally important moment for enabling personal and portable music. The adjustable miniaturised hi-fi headphones weighing just 45g were a genuine innovation in 1979. Remarkably, the TPS-L2 has two headphone jacks that enabled friends to listen together whilst the Hotwire button served as an intercom between the two listeners. Interest in the Sony TPS-L2 has surged after featuring in the Marvel Comics film Guardians of the Galaxy - with Cosplay enthusiasts seeking an original TPS-L2 to complete their Star-Lord costumes.