Inside a 1960s transistor radio from Japan

Chris and Carol
With the back cover removed full 1960s hi-tech is on display. The western looking “Y” was Yashica’s logo during this period. I believe it’s stamped on the back of the speaker.

Yashica Model YT-300 Transistor Radio

Yashica even put their name on the battery connector cap.
Inside the back cover. In addition to making great cameras, Yashica also made some electronic devices such as movie projectors and editors, radios, tape recorders, and even a record player!
The radio with it’s original goodies still intact. It’s a gorgeous piece of electronics that does not power up. I would love to get it fixed if it is even fixable.

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2 thoughts on “Inside a 1960s transistor radio from Japan”

  1. Hi! I just came across one of these Yashico YT300 radios, and your site was so helpful with info! Pretty much the only site with info on it. Just wanted to say thanks!

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