raffie
01-29-2006, 10:03 AM
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Found this nice deck on a local site for 2nd hand stuff, asking price was €50 so I jumped on it :-) Luckely I brought a tape with me to test the machine, because when I did try to test it, the tape didnt move at all! So, I got it for free :banana: :banana: .
Included were: the original box & packaging material, users manual, magazine dating '81 featuring the GX-77.
The drive belt had jumped off. The guy told me his dad used the machine lying down (not a good idea it seems). Took me about 30 minutes to get it back on. This is quite a small deck, in depth (especially compared to teh RT-707), thus very diffiicult to reach anything inside the deck, I really wouldnt want to have to replace the main drive belt.
I like this deck, really do. Very nice audio quality, auto-reverse (even reverse recording :-) ), real-time counter. Does have a very distuinguished '80 look doesnt it, although made in 81 (I presume). It must be one of the most modern 7" tapedecks if not THE most modern one?
Found this nice deck on a local site for 2nd hand stuff, asking price was €50 so I jumped on it :-) Luckely I brought a tape with me to test the machine, because when I did try to test it, the tape didnt move at all! So, I got it for free :banana: :banana: .
Included were: the original box & packaging material, users manual, magazine dating '81 featuring the GX-77.
The drive belt had jumped off. The guy told me his dad used the machine lying down (not a good idea it seems). Took me about 30 minutes to get it back on. This is quite a small deck, in depth (especially compared to teh RT-707), thus very diffiicult to reach anything inside the deck, I really wouldnt want to have to replace the main drive belt.
I like this deck, really do. Very nice audio quality, auto-reverse (even reverse recording :-) ), real-time counter. Does have a very distuinguished '80 look doesnt it, although made in 81 (I presume). It must be one of the most modern 7" tapedecks if not THE most modern one?