In the 1980s and early 90s, portable music players were synonymous with analogue cassette players clipped to your belt. They were all popularly called a wallman, even though Sony made the original and copyrighted the word Walkman (with a capital W). The Walkman name lives on Today, such cassette players are long dead and buried …
In the 80s and early 90s, portable music players meant analogue cassette players you could clip to your belt. All of them were called walkman, although Sony had the original, and also copyrighted the word: Walkman, with a capital W. The Walkman name lives on Today, cassette players like these are mostly dead and …
Japanese Audio-Technica is a big name in turntables. They supply pickups for many turntables other than their own, which they also produce a lot of. Analogue sound is something they do better than most, and the Audio-Technica logo is also found on several of the best headphones we have tested. They also make lots of …