I still own my DD-II in red, but it suffers from broken central-gear disease as most of these units after 30 years.
2 years ago i could manage to buy a professionally restored DD33 and a DD-II in silver from a skilled person (i'm too lazy to dismantle it and collect all these tiny screws and stuff to do it myself .;-)
Unnecessary to mention that i still keep all my recorded cassettes from the 1970ies on, Maxell and TDK Chrome mainly from 1981 on. Most of them still sound great!
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| Doen't it look gorgious in this cool color? i like it most! |
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| still all stickers present |
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| one of these tiny screws is missing |
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| the transparent pane often has cracks |
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| This pic shows a small plastic lever, which is often broken and then the head will not be moved to its correct position and no sound is played. |
The DD33 in my opinion is the best in quality SONY ever made, it came out around 1991.
Will present it in a different post.
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