The main advantage of a three-head machine is really sound quality. A head optimized for playback is not ideal for recording, and vice versa. With three heads, both the playback and record heads do the best job for their respective tasks. I have 2 GX-7's (and about 20 other decks).
Wow Bruce I really love it! Thank you for sharing I used to have one back in the day just one of many . But now I using my Sony cd boom box and it works great I love this stuff .
My first component cassette deck was the Pioneer CT-F2121 back in 1975. By early 80's I got an Akai GX-f31 and really dug that machine. Nice two color meters and features like Rec Mute and Rec Return made taping off-air a snap. I recorded my own tapes (no pre-recorded store bought jive), just riding the gain to perfection, or almost. I now use a Denon DRM-800A, it's boss. Have a lotta concerts/interviews and FM broadcasts from later 1970's to mid 1980's. I have to suggest using an expander with the tape format (either cassette or open reel). It can improve dynamic range noticeably. I've used a Pioneer RG-2 since 1981. This GX-7 looks to be a really swell machine, nice haul. The MPX filter is for cancelling the 19k broadcast "pilot signal" used by radio stations.
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The main advantage of a three-head machine is really sound quality. A head optimized for playback is not ideal for recording, and vice versa. With three heads, both the playback and record heads do the best job for their respective tasks. I have 2 GX-7's (and about 20 other decks).
The MPX filter is for FM recording; it filters out a 19 kHz signal so it won't mess with the Dolby noise-reduction process.
One the best decks I owned
It's an excellent deck for sure
Had this exact model in the late 80's. Absolutely loved it! 👍
Wow Bruce I really love it!
Thank you for sharing I used to have one back in the day just one of many .
But now I using my Sony cd boom box and it works great I love this stuff .
My first component cassette deck was the Pioneer CT-F2121 back in 1975. By early 80's I got an Akai GX-f31 and really dug that machine. Nice two color meters and features like Rec Mute and Rec Return made taping off-air a snap. I recorded my own tapes (no pre-recorded store bought jive), just riding the gain to perfection, or almost. I now use a Denon DRM-800A, it's boss. Have a lotta concerts/interviews and FM broadcasts from later 1970's to mid 1980's. I have to suggest using an expander with the tape format (either cassette or open reel). It can improve dynamic range noticeably. I've used a Pioneer RG-2 since 1981. This GX-7 looks to be a really swell machine, nice haul. The MPX filter is for cancelling the 19k broadcast "pilot signal" used by radio stations.
I’ve had my eye on the same brand, just a different model.
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That is pretty sweet.
great video. thanks
Glad you liked it!
Hi! Super deck! I love America!
I love America: Argentina, Mexico, United States, Bolivia, Canada, Colombia . .. *America*
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Thanks share this video
Wich deck for best sweet sound fo playback cassette
Look at vintage Nakamichi decks
dont feel bad i bought 2 decks a year or so -i learned how to fix them now i have around 25 decks aer we crazy or what --wc
We are indeed lol
@@TheBoomerConsumer That's about how many I've got, including 2 of these. Great sounding deck.
Where from this deck can be purchased? and what is the price in Indian Currency?
It was purchased on ebay
Cassettes are for mixtapes.
I understand you
Akai’s ok! ok?
Ok