1972 Sony 8-track cartridge recorder Ad - "Introducing the Sony 8-track cartridge recorder with three playmates."

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The ad introduces the Sony 8-track cartridge recorder, featuring a built-in stereo player, a 4-speed automatic record changer, and an FM-AM tuner. It highlights the ability to tape directly from the turntable or tuner and mentions the compact design of the HP-238 model.

Brand: Sony
Product: Sony 8-track cartridge recorder
Tagline: Introducing the Sony 8-track cartridge recorder with three playmates.
Publication: Playboy
Year: 1972

Objects in the advertisement: 8-track cartridge recorder, turntable, stereo knobs

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