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    Join Date: Jan 2020

    Location: South Yorkshire

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    I'm Andre.

    Default Akai 'GXC-46D'

    This arrived yesterday, My obsession with early 1970's Japanese Gear.

    Its absolutely Filthy with Dust & Nicotine but is actually in Excellent condition. Cost me a whole £27.00 What makes it a bargain is its comes with the rare optional extra 'DC-44' Dust cover which believe it or not does not have a single scratch on it just a few paint speckles & ofc the cover has protected the fascia.

    Belt kit is ordered. Should have this up & running in showroom condition before you know it. I plan on using this a lot so i might make a list of Electrolytic caps id like to just swap out when i service it, just for longevity..

    Will look yummy by the side of my Akai 'CR-81D' 8 track machine.

    Sorry about the cack picture


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    Not seen a cassette deck for about thirty years. Looks in good nick.
    It is impossible for anything digital to sound analogue, because it isn't analogue!

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    Those machines were very nice. Does it have the glass head, they were very long wearing.

    Used to have the GXC-40D.

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    My dad had the GXC 740D back in the day


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    I'm Allen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    Not seen a cassette deck for about thirty years. Looks in good nick.
    I can see 7 from where I am sitting now
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    Join Date: Jan 2020

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    Cleaned it & tried it this afternoon. Seems to have a noisy right channel with no VU movement. I know what it is, the 2SC458'LG' Transistors. Ordered some..

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