Sanyo 2100

Not much is documented about the Sanyo 2100. The Archive's period-literature search has turned up no dedicated review, specification sheet, or service manual for this model. The closest match in the record is a blank-tape price listing. High Fidelity (1980, p.254) lists an "SC-2100" T-60 ferric-oxide tape at $19.95, next to an "SC-2101" T-120 at $28.95, in a directory that also covers VHS-format blanks. Whether the SC-2100 is the same product as this page's "2100" is plausible but unconfirmed. The surviving fragment doesn't spell out a full brand name.

Trade-press fragments from the same era include loudspeaker-style measurements - 103 dB sensitivity at 1 watt/1 meter, two-pole crossovers at 1.2 kHz and 5 kHz - that could belong to a Sanyo 2100 speaker. No surviving page ties those figures to the model. Production years, original price, and technical specifications remain undocumented. If you own a Sanyo 2100, have a manual, or have spotted a period catalog listing, the Archive would welcome the correction.