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Yamaha

Yamaha - the Japanese company Yamaha Corporation was founded in 1887. Initially engaged in the manufacture of musical instruments—starting with organs—it later expanded into the production of pianos, other musical instruments, audio equipment, and professional sound gear. Its signature logo, featuring three tuning forks, is one of the company's most recognizable symbols. Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd., which specializes in motorcycles, engines, and other machinery, was spun off into a separate company in 1955.

Brand Manufacturer Model Description Type Length Year Made in Market
Compact Cassette Yamaha Music 10 Type I Normal 1985 Japan Yamaha Nippon Columbia / Denon Music Type I Normal 10 1985 Japan Japan
Compact Cassette Yamaha Music 60 Type I Normal 1986 Japan Yamaha TDK Music Type I Normal 60 1986 Japan Japan
Compact Cassette Yamaha POP 46 Type I Normal 1986 Japan Yamaha TDK POP Type I Normal 46 1986 Japan Japan
Compact Cassette Yamaha POP 90 Type I Normal 1986 Japan Yamaha TDK POP Type I Normal 90 1986 Japan Japan
Compact Cassette Yamaha Studio 46 Type II Chrome 1986 Japan Yamaha TDK Studio Type II Chrome 46 1986 Japan Japan
Compact Cassette Yamaha Studio 60 Type II Chrome 1986 Japan Yamaha TDK Studio Type II Chrome 60 1986 Japan Japan
Compact Cassette Yamaha Studio 90 Type II Chrome 1986 Japan Yamaha TDK Studio Type II Chrome 90 1986 Japan Japan
Compact Cassette Yamaha CD 60 Type I Normal 1992 Worldwide Yamaha Unknown CD Type I Normal 60 1992 China Worldwide
Compact Cassette Yamaha CD 90 Type I Normal 1992 Worldwide Yamaha Unknown CD Type I Normal 90 1992 China Worldwide
Compact Cassette Yamaha Electone Demonstration Tape Japan Yamaha Unknown Electone Demonstration Tape Japan Japan
Compact Cassette Yamaha Electone "EL-7/15/25" Demonstration Tape Japan Yamaha Unknown Electone EL-7/15/25 Demonstration Tape Japan Japan
Compact Cassette Yamaha 90 Type I Normal Worldwide Yamaha Unknown Type I Normal 90 Hong Kong Worldwide