Cassette deck ads and reviews

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    We never got these cool looking ITT Units over here, from 1980


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    Found in Robbedoes Weekblad from 1981, it looks like a comic book but I can't read it....


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    Standard from 1971, of course Marantz Superscope bought them in 1974


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    From 1977, a beautiful Nakamichi 700 with pricing in USD. It's interesting that the 1000 is for lab and instrumentation work, yea maybe I can find one in a school auction.....


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    1978 HiFi Stereo Buyer's Guide
    The Nakamichi P-100 Audio Analyzer. Neat looking little unit, $800 would be $4146.00 in todays world, wow big money. I love the test equipment and it makes repairing tape decks a little more fun when your dialing them in. I used to look for these but they always went for decent money when they came up. Now someone has an app that mimics this unit.


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    1981, The Dragon!


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    1983, Audio Magazine, finally a reveiw for the Sony MTL-10. I haven't read it yet but I'd guess they'd be great for a business. I just like they way they looked.


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    This must have looked out of a sci-fi movie in 1977, very beautiful! One of the online calculators gives me $2300 USD, not sure if that's 1977 or 2025 dollars, either way it's expensive putting it into the high-end units.


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    A seemingly rare Sharp from 1979, I bet this looked much more advanced than most back then.


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    The JVC LD-777, just a cool dream machine, anybody seen this in person before?


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    Tandbergs are going through the roof in value, unfortunately I've never seen one in person. From 1979


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    Another vertical beast from 1977, the Toshiba PC-6030 that looks fresh off the set of Space 1999.


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    1982, I don't know anything about these early prosumer digital recorders but they look like fun. This says it's the smallest digital rocording system at that time and was probably a stepping stone to DAT.


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    Early ad for TEAC Component Decks


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