Pardon me if this has been asked,I love cassettes and recently bought a-Pioneer CT- W404R and it's playing nicely so far,so any other cassette lovers and what kind of deck do you own?
Who Still Has A Tape Deck?
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Bruce B
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I'm using a TEAC 3-head tape cassette deck recorder with DBX in a secondary room, for my own music demos. Then I transfer them to CD-Rs.
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Old Akai dual-well. Friend borrowed it to copy some old cassettes his mother had to CDs. Other than that haven't touched it in years.
I became reasonable and have sold most of my cassette decks - only a Nakamichi CR7A and a 680 are still staying. 
I like that word Francisco...reasonable.
Bob,
Still a few FM tuners and turntables to go...
Bob,
Still a few FM tuners and turntables to go...
If you have grandchildren ...
Revox B215 and Nak CR4A cassette decks to go with my Studer A810 and Tascam BR20 RTR's. I use the cassette decks to record streams off Tidal; the Revox, in particular, is terrific for this, and $4 for a C90 cassette beats $70 for a 10.5" reel of LPR35 to get the same recording time at 7.5 ips (though I have had really good results on my Studer A810 at 3.75 ips).
John C.
John C.
My old JVC KD85 sits unused among the rest of my disco'd audio gear. In my listening room I have a Tascam BR-20, a Teac X1000R and a Pioneer RT-707, all of which function beautifully. I also have a temperamental Dokorder 1120 that I need to do a little work on...(She works, but she's twitchy).
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