Sanyo D-62

Almost nothing is documented about the Sanyo D-62. The Archive holds no manual, no original advertisement, no dealer listing, and no period review that positively identifies it. Even the product type is unconfirmed. Sanyo used a wide range of model prefixes across its cassette decks, amplifiers, tuners, and turntables in the 1970s and ’80s, and the D-62 appears to be one of those numbers that slipped through without leaving a paper trail.

The nearest surviving period material in the file is a partially legible 1983 equipment-directory page covering cassette tape machines. Cassette models listed there have 0.09% WRMS THD and 30-14,000 Hz frequency response on normal tape (to 17 kHz on metal) (HiFI-Stereo, 1983, p.88). The D-62 does not appear among the readable entries. Beyond that, the record is silent. If an owner’s manual, catalog page, or boxed example ever surfaces, this entry can be filled out properly.

What is known:

• Brand: Sanyo
• Model: D-62
• Category: audio (exact product type not confirmed)
• Production years, original price, and specifications: not documented

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