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Akai 1977

Discussion in 'Brochures, advertising, data & specs...' started by Sebastian Sekinger, Apr 16, 2017.

  1. Sebastian Sekinger

    Sebastian Sekinger Active Member

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    This brochure is quite faded, so apologies for the quality 70's AKAI001.jpg 70's AKAI002.jpg 70's AKAI003.jpg 70's AKAI004.jpg 70's AKAI005.jpg 70's AKAI001.jpg 70's AKAI002.jpg 70's AKAI003.jpg 70's AKAI004.jpg 70's AKAI005.jpg
     
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    That GX-630 looks the part Seb .
     
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    Yes it does mate!
     
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    My old Akai GX-260D DSC_0320.JPG
     
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    Very nice love the Akai look.
     
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    Cheers! I bought this deck back in the mid 80's. She was seriously second hand then! The GX-260 dates from the early 70's and judging by the date codes on the capacitors inside mine, I think she was built in 1973. This machine still works perfectly and sounds nice! Akai had a real knack for building things to last!
     
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    Such a serious machines they made back in the day.
     
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