WM-EX110
Technical details, specifications
- Battery
- 2AA
- Battery life
- 8 h
- Colors
- black blue (dark) green red
- Dimensions
- 93.9*111.6*35.9 mm (376 cm³)3D
- Weight
- 185 gr
- Orientation
- standing/portrait
- Window
- yes
- Frame
- plastic
- Case
- plastic
- Carry
- clip
- Expandable
- no
- External compartment
- no
- Tape selector
- Manual switch
- Waterproof
- no
- Frequency range
- 40-14000 Hz
- Speaker
- no
- Tape mechanism
- MT-WMEX10-48
Functions
- DC in
- yes
- Record by input
- no
- Record by int mic
- no
- Hotline mode
- no
- Cue
- no
- Balance (L/R)
- no
- Phone type
- Supra-aural
- Equalizer
- no
- Bass
- no
- Auto volume
- yes
- Auto reverse
- no
- Anti rolling
- yes
- AMS
- no
- Blank skip
- no
- Logic control
- no
- Hold lock
- no
- Noise reduction
- no
- Radio
- no
- Remote control
- no
- Wireless headphone
- no
- Indicator
- no
Description
This entry-level cassette player is as simple as a real Walkman could be. No frills, inexpensive, and delivers good enough results.
This entry-level model was just about as simple as a Walkman could be. Free from needless frills, it was cheap and provided reasonably good results. A low-cost model such as this gave the users on a tight budget access to a proper Sony Walkman rather than a no-brand imitator.
What one got was very basic indeed. The simple specification did include a tape selector (normal or chrome/metal) and AVLS, a volume limiter designed to protect the listener’s hearing that offered two positions of effectiveness. The mechanism was a simplified version of one that included auto-reverse, so there were even counter-rotating flywheels which helped greatly with speed stability. The capstan of one of these flywheels was truncated as it was not used for tape transport. A simple mechanical automatic stop device was included that functioned on playback only, though it did offer some protection against jammed cassettes too.
Accessories were basic too, and limited to a removable belt clip and a pair of lightweight headphones. A version with a radio was produced, this was known as the WM-FX101.Via WalkmanCentral
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- Also known
- WM EX110 WM_EX110 WMEX110 WM-EX110
- Connected models
- WM-EX102
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