SANYO JJ-P2 / MG-P44
Sanyo introduces:
The Headphones Stereo JJ - Cassette Case size portables
JJ Headphones Stereo now in a size of a Cassette Case ! ! !
If you think about it, it's very luxurious fun to be with music anytime and anywhere. I feel luxurious because there are ways to enjoy as many people and music as you can. Naturally, I want to be more simple and more in a nice mood. So, rather than an expensive one, JJ is good - a small luxury together with you in the pocket.
A stereo player with built-in Dolby and good sound. I am sorry that the tape is too perfect, but we got a good sound player that got smaller, for ease of use. You can get along very much like that. Now, I will give you a "Seitaku" – a small luxury, sized to a cassette case size - it's a hard wish filled carefully.
Right: The TDK MA-XG 90, Metal [Type IV], Bias: Metal, EQ:70µs, Year: 1985 (2nd ver.)
Left: Sanyo JJ - Cassette Case Size Brochure (March 1985)
The main features are:
❶ Music and refreshing in your hand - small and thin.
❷ Happy mood is also endless, with Auto-Reverse.
❸ For those who are particular about sound, Dolby NR!
❸ For those who are particular about sound, Dolby NR!
• Metal/Chrome Tape Compatible • Twin Lamp Direction Indicator (Together with Battery Check) for the Tape Drive • Anti-Rolling Mechanism, resistant to Sound Shaking • Earphone socket power switch • 4 Power Supply method.
JJ-P2 Japanese Catalog from April 1985, the Initial release had 4 colors only
Sanyo's " Turbo Inner-Ear Stereo Headphones "
The Heart of the Sound; TDK MA-XG
TDK MA-XG 1985 Japanese Brochure
SANYO JJ-P2 Tech Stuff
Headphone Stereo Cassette Player JJ-P2 (MG-P44)
(R) Red • (K) Black • (S) Silver • (B) Blue • (P) Pink ¥23,800
■ Track system:
■ Frequency range:
Normal: 40 to 14,000 Hz,
Metal: 40 to 16,000 Hz
■Practical maximum output:
15mW + 15mW (EIAJ/DC).
■ Power supply:
DC: 3V, Battery AAA × 2 (Optional battery one-shot JP-31),
AC: (optional adapter D3-1000),
Optional sold separately:
Adapter CBA-100, (sold separately)
CADNICA PACK (sold separately: NBP-40 and D3-1000)
Approximately about 6.0 hours
(EIAJ / DC 1mW, Vol. 4) when using Sanyo Duracell Alkaline Battery)
About 2.5 hours (Sanyo NiCad batteries)
■ Maximum external dimensions:
(W) 76 x (H) 112.5 x (D) 24.5 mm -
Weight: about 214g (excluding batteries)
Approx. 270g (including batteries)
■ Accessory:
Stereo earphone x 1,
Carrying case x 1,
Belt clip x 1,
AA batteries x 2,
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These players seem to have a very bad technical problem of popping the cassette reels off while using them. You will go to switch directions on the player but then notice that only one reel of the cassette is turning. This is when a gear on the backside of the reel falls of the spool somehow. I have three of these exact players and the two that I got working both did this in a matter of very short time. Can happen to either reel too. I believe its due to a friction fit and over the years they lose that friction and fall off..
ReplyDeleteHi Lincoln,
DeleteYes, I am quite aware of that issue, there are a few Sanyo models that are affected by this issue, it could happen on both reels. the problem is mainly because of lubrication that dries out over the years, especially when they are not in use for a long period of time, and then you try to test them or use them again. once they fall off it is very hard to get them back unless, of course, you know how to fix it and have the right parts to replace.
Thank you for your comment.
Regards, TheLion.