| History Let us take you on a tour through walkman history. |
| Museum NEW! |
| Aiwa |
| JVC |
| National/Panasonic |
| Sanyo |
| Sharp |
| Sony |
| Toshiba |
| Miscellaneous |
| More to Come! |
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| Value Guide This is our very subjective list of the "must have" personal stereos. |
| Walkman
Database Our effort to catalog every portable stereo manufactured between 1979 and 1989! |
| Frequently Asked
Questions Everything you wanted to know about those old walkmans. |
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| Rewind Return to Top Page. |
 JVC made a brief appearance in the walkman market during the '80s, but their personal stereos had style and innovative design. The CQ-F22K for example, had a detachable radio that mounted to the headphones for compact, wire-free listening experience. Perhaps sales were low, perhaps JVC's walkmans weren't built to pass the test of time but finding a personal stereo under this brand name today is pretty difficult. In Japan, JVC marketed products under the name Victor. |
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l-r: JVC CQ-1K, CQ-22K, CQ-F2K
l-r: JVC CX-5, CX-57K, CX-R7K, CX-F5K
l-r: JVC CQ-22, CX-9, CX-R7, CX-V9, CQ-11
