25.06.2022, 07:09
Hallo
per Zufall auf dieses Yamaha K-320 Schild geblickt.
Was hat es damit auf sich?
"Under License of Staar S.A. Brussels, Belgium"
Da mussten die Japaner einer belgischen Firma Geld für eine technische Lösung zahlen?
Ja.
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[url=https://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_hersteller_detail.cfm?company_id=14928]In 1965, Staar developed a slide-in cassette player mechanism for car radios. It was introduced in Japan in 1966. In 1971, Staar had a joint-venture with Faraday (USA) for the development of a player for their "Cartrette", a mini-version of conventional 8-track cassettes. Staar was represented in Japan by Philips Industrial Development & Consultant Co., Ltd. (1973, probably earlier). A new version of the slide-in cassette player, "MP", was introduced in 1973 (with over 800k units built in 1973/1974) and succeeded by the "RS" mechnism in 1974.
Apparatus for transporting a tape cassette into engagement with the drive means of a recording and/or playback device. The transporting apparatus includes a movable housing which slidably receives a tape cassette and which is locked against attempts to engage the cassette with the tape drive mechanism unless the tape is properly oriented when inserted. The movable housing is capable of movement in two respectively transverse directions so as to first vertically align the cassette with the drive mechanism and thereafter to move the cassette into engagement with the drive mechanism.
Alle großen Japaner haben sich Lizenzen geholt:
Aiwa, Akai, Clarion, Fujitsu, Hitachi, Maruwa Denshi, Matsushita, Mitsubishi, NEC, Pioneer, Sanyo, Sharp, Teac, Toshiba, Trio und eben Yamaha.
per Zufall auf dieses Yamaha K-320 Schild geblickt.
Was hat es damit auf sich?
"Under License of Staar S.A. Brussels, Belgium"
Da mussten die Japaner einer belgischen Firma Geld für eine technische Lösung zahlen?
Ja.
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[url=https://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_hersteller_detail.cfm?company_id=14928]In 1965, Staar developed a slide-in cassette player mechanism for car radios. It was introduced in Japan in 1966. In 1971, Staar had a joint-venture with Faraday (USA) for the development of a player for their "Cartrette", a mini-version of conventional 8-track cassettes. Staar was represented in Japan by Philips Industrial Development & Consultant Co., Ltd. (1973, probably earlier). A new version of the slide-in cassette player, "MP", was introduced in 1973 (with over 800k units built in 1973/1974) and succeeded by the "RS" mechnism in 1974.
Apparatus for transporting a tape cassette into engagement with the drive means of a recording and/or playback device. The transporting apparatus includes a movable housing which slidably receives a tape cassette and which is locked against attempts to engage the cassette with the tape drive mechanism unless the tape is properly oriented when inserted. The movable housing is capable of movement in two respectively transverse directions so as to first vertically align the cassette with the drive mechanism and thereafter to move the cassette into engagement with the drive mechanism.
Alle großen Japaner haben sich Lizenzen geholt:
Aiwa, Akai, Clarion, Fujitsu, Hitachi, Maruwa Denshi, Matsushita, Mitsubishi, NEC, Pioneer, Sanyo, Sharp, Teac, Toshiba, Trio und eben Yamaha.