Superscope

Superscope - the American company was incorporated in 1954 and initially focused on implementing widescreen cinema technology (SuperScope). From 1957 to 1975, the company served as the exclusive distributor of Sony tape recorders in the United States. In 1964, it acquired Saul Marantz’s company (Marantz), a manufacturer of high-end audio equipment; subsequently, more affordable audio gear and portable cassette decks were produced under the Superscope and Marantz brands. In the 1970s, the company produced "Story Teller" sets for children—popular educational and entertainment kits consisting of an illustrated children's book and an audio cassette containing a narration (such as fairy tales or Bible stories).

Brand Manufacturer Model Description Type Length Year Made in Market
Compact Cassette Superscope CRO2 62 Type II Chrome 1975 USA Superscope Unknown CRO2 Type II Chrome 62 1975 Mexico USA
Compact Cassette Superscope CRO2 92 Type II Chrome 1975 USA Superscope Unknown CRO2 Type II Chrome 92 1975 Mexico USA
Compact Cassette Superscope HF 62 Type I Normal 1975 USA Superscope Unknown HF Type I Normal 62 1975 Mexico USA
Compact Cassette Superscope HF 92 Type I Normal 1975 USA Superscope Unknown HF Type I Normal 92 1975 Mexico USA
Compact Cassette Superscope HF 122 Type I Normal 1975 USA Superscope Unknown HF Type I Normal 122 1975 Mexico USA
Compact Cassette Superscope SHF 62 Type I Normal 1975 USA Superscope Unknown SHF Type I Normal 62 1975 Mexico USA
Compact Cassette Superscope SHF 92 Type I Normal 1975 USA Superscope Unknown SHF Type I Normal 92 1975 Mexico USA
Compact Cassette Superscope SHF 122 Type I Normal 1975 USA Superscope Unknown SHF Type I Normal 122 1975 Mexico USA
TRACK-8 Superscope 45 Type II Chrome USA Superscope Unknown Type II Chrome 45 Mexico USA