The Sanyo RD-226 is a cassette tape deck that was part of Sanyo's audio equipment lineup during the mid-1980s, specifically manufactured between 1985 and 1987. It served as the tape deck component in the Sanyo System 236 W, which also included an integrated amplifier, tuner, and turntable. The RD-226 was designed for playback and recording on cassette tapes, reflecting the audio technology of its time. It offers features typical for cassette decks of that era, including normal and high-speed copying functions, and is built to integrate seamlessly with other components of the system. Its design focuses on functionality and user experience, providing a reliable option for consumers looking to enhance their audio setups.
