Collectors item! A very funny orange plastic stereo gramophone with two speeds from the 70s. Two separate speakers were included, as well as a plastic dust cover. The slide for the speed selection is on the top left, three controls for Tone and Volume (left-right) on the right. A microphone input is present on the front left. This gramophone is designed in a mix of naive Techno and Space Age, typical for the time. All working perfectly! Sanyo SPT1100 The tone arm is also a function switch, the positions are Start, Microphone and Off. You can use the mic in mix with the music like a DJ. Sanyo Electric was founded in 1947 by Toshio Iue, a son-in-law of Konosuke Matsushita. The first product was bicycle lighting. The name Sanyo means "Three Oceans" which underlines the international character of the company. In addition to Consumer electronics, Sanyo also produces Information and Communication electronics, Industrial electronics, Components and Batteries. Sanyo made its first plastic radio in 1952 and its first transistor radio, Model No. 6C-1, in 1957. Merknaam Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd, Osaka Country of origin Japan Proper name Type SPT1100T Year of construction 1970s Application gramophone Speed ​​33 and 45 rpm Record diameter max. 31 cm Arm plastic arm Element Number of transistors Type of transistors Supply voltage 220 Volt AC, 50 Hz Speaker Chassis plastic, 2-speed Housing plastic, plus dust cover two plastic boxes Dimensions wxhxd xx cm Weight 4 kg Selling price Hfl 300,- Estimated value €250,- Production period 1970s Series size unknown Special features loose 45-t puck Carefully shipped