♪ This is a high-end model from the high-output radio cassette RX5100 series, with the knobs replaced with chrome-plated ones, and separate LED level and high/low tone controls for RL. The chrome-plated tweeter covers have a cool design and a weighty presence! ♪ Although it's a medium size, it has a solid weight, and the volume is powerful at 8W, delivering high-quality sound. ♪ It has a LINE input jack, making it ideal as an amplifier for digital audio devices. ◎ It has been carefully cleaned and maintained, so it can be used safely and cleanly. ■ Appearance & Operating Condition ・Cleaned inside and out (air blow & vacuum) 　After washing with detergent, it has been polished with compound. ・ Chrome-plated parts have been polished to a glossy finish (there are some minor imperfections such as peeling, lifting, and unremovable dirt). ・ There are few edge dents on the top of the scale, which are common, and paint peeling is minimal, so it's in good condition. ・ The handle chrome plating has some lifting, but other chrome-plated parts are mostly in good condition (tweeter cover has some peeling). ・ The battery compartment has no leakage and the electrodes have been polished. ・ The knobs have also been cleaned and polished to a glossy finish. However, as this is a device that is about 50 years old, there may be some minor scratches and unremovable dirt, so please consider purchasing with this in mind. ♪ AM.FM wide FM reception (stereo lamp does not light) 　Both RL are outputting sound normally. ♪ Cassette recording/playback, fast forward, and rewind operation confirmed 　・ Tape speed adjusted ♪ Speakers R and L both sound good. ♪ Almost no scratchiness in the tone controls (Vo, high/low tone) 　・ Slide operations are smooth and function normally. ♪ LED level lights up ♪ Other functions have not been confirmed. * Please refer to the comment section for maintenance details. ◎ As mentioned above, it is a maintained and working unit, but as it is an old device, it is sold as-is, so please purchase with this understanding. ◎ To prevent trouble, please ask any questions in advance.