;For sale ;An opportunity for museum owners and all collectors ;Japanese Sanyo briefcase It is rare and will not be repeated again ;The device is considered a portable studio ; Record Player (Turntable / Bachtikhta): Supports playing vinyl records at different speeds (33, 45, and sometimes 78 RPM). Cassette Deck: Built-in for playing and recording traditional cassette tapes. Multi-Band Radio (3-Band Radio): Supports multiple broadcast bands such as (MW, SW1, and SW2) to capture different radio stations. Design Features and Specifications: Made in Japan: The release date of this series dates back to the seventies (around 1972 - 1978), the golden age of audio engineering. Transistor System (Solid State): Relies on modern electronic circuits of that time to ensure sound stability and quality without the need for old vacuum tubes. Separate Speakers: The upper cover of the briefcase cleverly splits to become two external stereo speakers that can be detached from the case for better sound distribution. Power Flexibility: Operates directly on household electricity or via dry batteries, making it ready for use on trips and outdoor excursions. This model is considered today a very distinctive antique piece and a museum artifact sought after by lovers of the good old days and collectors of heritage devices. ;Very clean ;100% working ;220V electricity ;No issues ;Same as the device in the picture Device Information: Type: A portable home entertainment device (3-in-1) combining a record player (Bachtikhta), a cassette recorder, and a multi-band radio. Manufacturing: Made in Japan, dating back to the seventies or eighties. Design: Comes in the form of a black briefcase with covers containing separate or integrated speakers in an elegant and portable design. ;Location: Al-Ahsa ;For sale by auction ;We kindly request an estimation of the item's value from experts and no bids from non-serious buyers.