Sony rare 1960s Shortwave Transistor Radio made in Japan @collectornet
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Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
Step back in time with this look at Sony's iconic TR-724 transistor radio — a slim, stylish, two-band marvel from 1960 that helped redefine the phrase "Made in Japan."

In this video, we explore how the TR-724 compares to its predecessor, the TR-623, and how Sony pushed the limits of design and innovation during a pivotal era. From its unique shortwave tuning capabilities and clever band switch design to its evolving battery compartment (and the occasional struggle to open it), this radio showcases Sony's quest for perfection.

We’ll also touch on the broader story of post-war Japanese manufacturing and how companies like Sony transformed global perceptions of Japanese products—from dime-store toys to world-class electronics.

📻 Whether you're a vintage tech lover, shortwave radio enthusiast, or Sony history buff, this video brings the golden age of Japanese innovation to life.

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