Last reviews in Cassette Decks

Last reviews in Cassette Decks

• rk696 8th January 2009

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  With the increasing rarity of cassette decks around, I bought this Sony TC-WE475 used in a Hifi shop. I needed it to listen to my old tape collection, and to record tapes to play in my car (Can't install a new
  

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• Stainie 19th October 2008

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  I taped a selection of music from a PS2 game and then copied it from deck 1 to 2. There is no perceiveable distortion on the second generation copy and the LED VU level was preserved using Sony ferric tapes bou
  

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• quests 29th August 2008

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  This was a replacement for my ageing Technics 645 and was amazed that the quality and response to a variety of cassettes that I use.
  
  A good replacement.
  

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• absintheboy 12th April 2007

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  So like a fool I entrusted my Nakamichi to my parents while I sorted out the service it needed, only to find out a year later that they'd thrown it out!!!!
  
  I needed a halfway decent cassette deck,
  

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• alekforum 29th October 2006

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  The Nakamichi Dragon cassette deck is a masterpiece of electronic engineering and functionality. Its sound is superior to 2005 model hard disk and CD players, it even compares to Sacd and DVD-AUDIO format, and
  

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• beemer 25th May 2006

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  I recently purchased the Yamaha KX393 to add to my Marantz system. I didn't want to spend a lot on a tape deck as I hardly use tapes anymore. I purchased my deck online for a bargain price of £70.00 the s
  

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• b3rtie 18th December 2005

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  I have owned the Nakamichi Cassette Deck 1.5 for around a year now. I bought it because I still have a very large cassette collection and a cassette deck in my car (it's a company car so I can't change it). Th
  

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• A Holyoak 8th September 2004

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  Yamaha KX393 - I bought this because I couldn't justify the £250 price tag of the KX580. I don't regret it at all because this is a well-engineered piece of kit. Recordings are nice & clear with fine deta
  

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• atos 4th September 2004

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  I bought a Sony TC-KA6ES deck second hand. It looks very good in champagne. It is a very solid deck with good sound, low noise and very good direct drive 3 motors, 3 heads transport mechanism. The Sony is quite
  

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• timjohnson 16th November 2003

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  The Teac V615 deck is basic, but you get yer hundred quids worth.
  Sound quality is good, not as bright as a cd player but if you don't use any noise reduction you will get fine recordings
  I use mine f
  

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