Vintage Sony Dream Machine White Cube AM/FM/Alarm by Zentronics

Sony Dream Machine. Sony Dream Machine Icfc218 Auto Time Set Clock Radio Am/fm Dual Alarm To adjust the time on the Sony Dream Machine ICF-C218, hold the "Clock" button for about two seconds In the mid 1960s, Sony introduced the first Dream Machine

Sony Dream Machine Clock Radio Icfcd815 Manual
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Sony Dream Machine ICF-C120 Alarm Clock Radio White Vintage Cube Style Electric The unique ICF-CD823 Dream Machine has a built-in CD player, AM/FM clock radio and an alarm buzzer — select your own wake-up call! This super-compact model saves room on a dresser, nightstand, or bedside table, and features Sony's "Sound Stage" design for added sonic spaciousness.

Sony Dream Machine Clock Radio Icfcd815 Manual

Before operating the Dream Machine, please read these instructions thoroughly and retain them for future reference Thank you for choosing the Sony Dream Machine! The Dream Machine will give you many hours of reliable service and listening pleasure The unique ICF-CD823 Dream Machine has a built-in CD player, AM/FM clock radio and an alarm buzzer — select your own wake-up call! This super-compact model saves room on a dresser, nightstand, or bedside table, and features Sony's "Sound Stage" design for added sonic spaciousness.

Vintage Sony Dream Machine White Cube AM/FM/Alarm by Zentronics. The use of direct-read digital display as opposed to a traditional clock dial gave the design a modernistic feel, which was much appreciated in so-called Atomic Age. Thank you for choosing the Sony Dream Machine! The Dream Machine will give you many hours of reliable service and listening pleasure

Sony Clock Radio Ultralight RadioDxer. Sony Clock Radio ICF-C1: FM / AM / FM Wide corresponding Sleep Timer White ICF-C1 W JALL Digital Alarm Clock with FM Radio for Bedroom, 8 Colors Night Light with 2 Charging Port, Sleep Sound Machines with Timer, Dual Alarm, Loud Alarm and Easy to Use for Seniors and Kids as Gift (Black) In the mid 1960s, Sony introduced the first Dream Machine