2 Results: New & Used in cassette tapes in Logan Area, QLD

Tested on batteries as I dont have power cable. Plays but can chew tape, expect it needs new belts. Sold as is for repair or as prop/display Includes Mic, stored in compartment Pickup Calamvale or post from $15

NAD Electronic 6325 Vintage Stereo Cassette Deck Recorder - Powers - Parts Only Item Description: Faulty; parts / repair Only Unit powers on but DOES NOT function We tried to test it with a cassette but none of the playback buttons appear to do be working or responding Cosmetically, the unit looks in very good condition A small section of the insulation on the power cable has been worn (refer to images) This has now been repaired with electrical tape Made in China Weight (kg) : 4.35

A traditional horizontal format Cassette Recorder from Sanyo back in 1986, with lots of features and excellent performance. This restored one owner unit even has its it’s original carry case with integral strap. • Works on AC (lead included) or batteries • Tone Control • Mechanical Tape counter • Cue and Review functions whilst playing • LED indicator (indicates motor in play, audio in record) • Mechanical auto stop on play • Electronic auto stop on FF / Rew • Fold out handle • Inbuilt electre

Available in our online store, in the Reclaimed Audio space at Camp Hill Antique Centre Brisbane, in the Reclaimed Audio space at Empire Revival Paddington Brisbane, or for pickup at Bulimba or Ipswich. Brand new Maxell UR 90 minute blank cassettes that are perfect for all sorts of recording in all sorts of decks. (120µS EQ – “Normal” tape position.) Based in Brisbane and shipping Australia-wide Reclaimed Audio and Electronics specialises in vintage electronics. All of our products have been

$7.95 shipping Australia Wide on this product. In all the decades that cassette recorders and Hi-Fi cassette decks have been available we’ve never seen a user manual that didn’t cover the fact that in such devices the heads and tape path must be regularly cleaned of the oxide build-up that is inevitable from use. Unfortunately the vast majority of owners seem to ignore those instructions entirely, and just keep playing tape after tape, with the high frequency response eventually degrading to t

Dating from the era when Japan’s AKAI were absolutely at the top of their game making very well respected reel to reel recorders. This is an original AKAI accessory (still with original carton and instructions) – a “Telephone Pick Up”. In the form of a suction cap it’s designed to attach to a traditional landline telephone and connect to the microphone input of a reel to reel (or, in later years cassette etc.) tape deck to record telephone conversations. The lead is terminated with a 6.35mm (

$7.95 shipping Australia Wide on this product. In all the decades that cassette recorders and Hi-Fi cassette decks have been available we’ve never seen a user manual that didn’t cover the fact that in such devices the heads and tape path must be regularly cleaned of the oxide build-up that is inevitable from use. Unfortunately the vast majority of owners seem to ignore those instructions entirely, and just keep playing tape after tape, with the high frequency response eventually degrading to t

A traditional horizontal format Cassette Recorder from Sanyo back in 1986, with lots of features and excellent performance. This restored one owner unit even has its it’s original carry case with integral strap. A power lead will be included. • Works on AC (lead included) or batteries • Tone Control • Mechanical Tape counter • Cue and Review functions whilst playing • LED indicator (indicates motor in play, audio in record) • Mechanical auto stop on play • Electronic auto stop on FF / Rew • Fo

A valuable tool that was once readily available, but sadly getting harder and harder to find these days, particularly in excellent condition like this one. Over time tape recorder heads build up residual magnetism from the tapes they play or other influences. That magnetism reduces the quality of reproduction, and, if particularly bad can damage the tapes you play. Use couldn’t be simpler: · Energise the demagnetiser move it over the face of the head / heads. · If required you could also m

Dating from the era when Japan’s AKAI were absolutely at the top of their game making very well respected reel to reel recorders. This is an original AKAI accessory (still with original carton and instructions) – a “Telephone Pick Up”. In the form of a suction cap it’s designed to attach to a traditional landline telephone and connect to the microphone input of a reel to reel (or, in later years cassette etc.) tape deck to record telephone conversations. The lead is terminated with a 6.35mm (