smkerry
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| Cassette Decks in 2019 Al,No worries. Didn't want my first post on Audiogon to come across as arrogant. I am just passionate about quality cassette decks and quality recording. I'm not necessarily and expert, and have no hands on experience with said Tascam. However, I ... | |
| Cassette tape Nakamichi is undoubtedly the high water mark for cassettes. I never had the money for the ZX-7, which is what I always wanted. The best I could ever afford back then was a BX-300, which was still a damn fine cassette deck.I am a total life-long ca... | |
| Cassette Decks in 2019 Pryso,You and I are in the same boat. I never cared for mass produced commercial cassettes. I forgot to mention Aiwa too. I owned an AD-F770 and just adored that machine. Have owned Nakamichi BX-300, Akai GX-9, Teac V900X, Yamaha: KX-1200, K720 &a... | |
| Cassette Decks in 2019 Of course, I can't. So technically, my comments are conjecture. I wouldn't buy the Tascam, as superior vintage models can be acquired for less. Let me start by saying that I am a former broadcast professional and have extensive experience with Tas... | |
| Cassette Decks in 2019 Have been a fan of cassette decks since childhood. I used to own a Nakamichi BX-300, which was sonically excellent. The ZX-7 is/was amazing, but always out of my price range.I currently own a Nakamichi BX-125. It's a two head unit, but it was rest... |