Tape Trail

Reel to reel, cassette and other analogue tape formats.

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The Nakamichi Dragon is......

Posted by Cougar on December 16, 2016 at 07:39:39:
a very fussy deck. I had one that would not bias the tapes correctly. I sent it to Nakamichi in L.A. They said it was repaired and that it was the drive system. After $600 later, the darn Deck still didn't work correctly. I then sold it and bought a Luxman K03 deck. The Luxman is the Best Cassette deck I ever owned. Beat the Dragon by far and the tapes it made would play nicely in any other deck. Very easy to get the tapes I made to sound like an exact copy, even with the cheapest low noise tape.