Tape Trail

Reel to reel, cassette and other analogue tape formats.

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Too many for me to remember

Posted by danj on September 14, 2016 at 15:50:21:
My first good decks were a Sony TC-366 and a Sansui cassette deck. I've also had a TEAC A360S (great deck) and a TEAC A2300SD, which I loved. There have been several NAKS, including my current CR3A and a couple TEAC X decks, an X7 and an X10. Best r2r I owned was a Revox A77 and the worst was a Tandberg, which sounded fantastic but was less reliable than a YUGO.

I estimate that I've owned maybe 25 decks since I bought my first in 1973.