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Description: Sony Walkman Cassette Player TPS-L2, Sony Headphones MDR-4L1S, Cases - Tested The Walkman was tested and gets power. We tested a cassette tape and it did not turn, and we believe it may need new belts. Cosmetically it has some spots of scratches/wear. The battery compartment is clean and in good shape. It comes with a blue case in solid condition with light wear/scratches. The headphones were tested and working. They are in good condition but are missing the foam covers. There is a box of Sony MDR-7 foam headphone covers that are disintegrating. There is a headphone case that is being included but does not fit the headphones in this lot.The Technidyne insulated case has some spots of wear. Please see all photos. Combined weight is 1 lb 5 oz.

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.

Vendo auriculares Sony mdr 3L2,nuevos,famosos por ser los auriculares de Sony en salir a la venta junto al primer walkman de sony,el tps L 2,lleva su manual de instrucciones y sus almohadillas de repuesto,en su caja,todo original,es la primera versin. Se vende los auriculares con sus accesorios que salen en la foto,sin el walkman.

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.