Akai GXC-36D

Stereo Cassette Tape Deck

Cassette recordings that rival reel-to-reel performance - that's what Akai's new GXC-36D delivers. Made possible with Akai's exclusive GX (glass and cystal) Head. There's even an Over-Level Suppressor Switch to limit high recording level distortion. And other impressive features that include a Tape Selector Switch, Tape Run Lamp, Pause Control, Direct Function Change Control, and a 3-digit Counter.

Put it to the hearing test.

In our ever constant pursuance of more perfect sound reproduction, we invented the incomperable GX Head. The application of this extraordinary head to our superior enginered cassette machines results in the upgrading of cassette sound to professional rell-to-reel performance. With the GX Head focused-field recording system, high frequency signals can be recorded and played back with perfect clarity. Review the features and specifications of this new cassette deck and then "put it to the hearing test". We are confident that you will be delighted.

Specifications:

Track System:  4-track 2-channel stereo system

Motor:  Induction Type Motor

Tape Speed:  1-7/8 ips

Wow And Flutter:  less than 0,12% WRMS

Frequency Response: 

40 Hz to 17,000 Hz using chromium dioxide tape

40 Hz to 15,000 Hz using low noise tape

Signal-to-Noise Ratio:  better than 48 dB

Heads: 

One GX recording/playback head

One erase head

Fast Forward & Rewind Time:  within 65 seconds using a C-60 type cassette tape

Output Jacks:

Line :  0,78 V (0 dB); required load impedance :  more than 200 k Ω

Phone :  30 mVat 8 Ω

Input jack:

Microphone :  0,5 mV/ 4,7 k Ω

Line :  70 mV/200 k Ω

DIN Jack :  0,5V/30 mV (high)/ 3 mV (low)

Semi-conductors:  21 Transistors; 12 Diodes

Power Consumption:  20 W

Dimensions (W x H x D):  410 x 115 x 223 mm (16,1" x 4,6" x 8,8")

Weight:  5,3 kg (11,7 lbs)

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