Made in Japan

The Panasonic KX-T2470B is a late-1980s / early-1990s Panasonic corded landline telephone with a built-in cassette-tape answering machine. It was sold under the “EASA-PHONE” branding in some markets.

Key features included:

• Corded desk phone for analog landlines
• Integrated answering machine
• Two cassette tapes:
  • one for outgoing greetings
  • one for recording incoming messages
• Speakerphone (“SP-PHONE”)
• Speed dialing and memory dialing
• Pulse/tone dialing support
• Remote playback/control of messages by phone tones
• Message transfer and memo recording features

It’s considered “retro tech” now and is mostly interesting to:

• collectors of vintage electronics
• retro office decor enthusiasts
• people restoring old analog phone systems

There are still manuals online if you need setup or operating instructions:

• ManualsLib operating manual
• Service manuals and schematics