MODEL | mic | ext. mic | speed adjust | 2.4cm/s | VOR | etcetera | image? |
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TCM-AP5V | "flat mic" | 3.5mm jack | "digital pitch control" | - | off/low/high | tape counter | |
TCM-10 | "flat mic" | 3.5mm jack | - | - | - | counter, "walkman" brand, looks lush, gonna be expensive | |
TCM-150 | yes | - | not accessible without opening | - | - | ||
TCM-20DV | yes | 3.5mm jack with "plug in power" | -10% to +30% or smth - only affects playback | on/off-switch - affects recording as well | off/low/high | ||
TCM-200DV | yes | 3.5mm jack with "plug in power" | -10% to +30% or smth - only affects playback | on/off-switch - affects recording as well | off/low/high | Same feature set as TCM-20DV (see above), some button placements differ. I suspect the internals are extremely mismatched | |
TCM-210DV | yes | 3.5mm jack with "plug in power" | yes - probably only affects playback | on/off-switch - affects recording as well | off/low/high | ||
TCS-310 | stereo | 3.5mm jack, stereo | - | - | - | counter, speaker is on backside and not front, good looks | |
TCM-353V | yes | 3.5mm jack with "plug in power" | yep | - | off/low/high | ||
TCS-370 | stereo | 3.5mm jack, stereo as well | - | - | - | counter, speaker is on backside and not front (what does this mean for disassembly?), good looks | |
TCM-400DV | "flat mic" | 3.5mm jack, "plug in power" | yea | ? | on/off | "cue marker"-button, tape counter | |
TCS-430 | Stereo! | 3.5mm, i suspect "plug in power" | yeah | - | - | stereo mic, stero jack, actually plays back in stereo (some sony mono recorders plays back a mono signal to both ears). stereo image is not too great. some really weird sounds (capacitors?), aggresive and strange reactions to wind. different profiles for type I/type III tapes | |
TCM-454VK | yes, small | 3.5mm jack, "plug in power" | yea | - | off/low/migh | ||
TCM-465V | mono, adjustable direction, automatic sens setting | 3.5mm jack, "plug in power" | yea | - | on/off | "cue marker"-button, tape counter | |
TCM-500DV | yes | yes | yes | on/off | on/off | auto reverse, direction switch, counter | |
TCM-57 | "flat mic", with high/low sens | 3.5mm jack with "plug in power" | slow/norm/fast | on/off-switch - affects recording as well | off/low/high | auto reverse, playback direction indicator, counter, nice design | |
TCM-59V | "flat mic", with high/low sens | 3.5mm jack with "plug in power" | ya | on/off-switch - affects recording as well | on/off | auto reverse, playback direction indicator, counter | |
TCS-580 | stereo, nice separation of L and R | 3.5mm jack (stereo?) with "plug in power" | ya | - | - | type I/chrome-switch, counter, mic sens high/low | |
TCM-600 | yes, small | ? | ? | ? | ? | counter | |
mark HME-66 | - | - | speed hole | - | - | auto reverse, seamless direction lever | |
TCM-S66V | yes, small, mic sens low/high | 3.5mm jack with "plug in power" | fast playback on/off | - | off/on | counter, nice black finish | |
sanyo TRC-860C | yes, small | yes | - | on/off | called "VAS", on/off | counter | |
sanyo M-1110C | yea | yes - no plug in power so any 3.5mm could potentially work | - | - | called "VAS", adjustable with volume knob | counter... i've a circuit bend hack for "2.4" cm/s (its slower), see link to the left | |
sanyo TRC-2300 | yes | yes, didn't check if it supplies power | yeah | - | - | mono output. (big and) heavy as fuck >;) uses four (4) LR6 (AA) batteries. as a consequence speaker is incredibly loud (and not too bad either!) |
"Plug in power" usually gives four volts phantom power and thats what it is. I dont know how it works. Mono connector i think?