Nakamichi Cassette Deck ZX7

Generally

    Manufacturer: Nakamichi
    Modell: ZX-7
    Years of construction: 1982 - 1985
    Manufactured in: Japan
    Color: Black
    Remote control: RM-200 optional (cable)
    Power consumption: 40 watts
    Dimensions: 450 x 135 x 300 mm (WxHxD)
    Weight: 9.5kg
    New price approx.: 2,700 DM 

connections

    Number of inputs:
        Line 50 mV/70 KOhm 
    Number of exits:
        Line 1 V/2.2 KOhm
        headphones 

Technical specifications

    Tape heads: 3
    The engine: 3
    Wow and flutter: < 0.04%
    Band type: Type I,II,IV
    Frequency response: 20 - 21,000 Hz
    Klirrfaktor: < 0,8%
    Signalrauschabstand: 66/72 dB Dolby B/C
    Auto reverse: no
    Title search: No
    Dolby: B, C
    MPX filter: switchable
    Father: Yes
    Pitch Control: No
    CD Synchro Recording: No 

Special equipment

    double capstan
    BIAS, Dolby level and azimuth can be calibrated, with test tone generator
    Adjustable output level

Specs by: https://www.hifi-wiki.de/index.php/Nakamichi_ZX-7

One of the key features of the Nakamichi Cassette Deck ZX7 is its dual capstan design, which helps to ensure that the tape is transported smoothly and evenly, reducing distortion and noise. The deck also features a 3-head design, which allows for high-quality recording, playback, and dubbing of cassette tapes.

Another important feature of the Nakamichi Cassette Deck ZX7 is its Dolby B and Dolby C noise reduction systems, which help to reduce hiss and other types of noise that can occur during cassette playback. The deck also includes a Dolby HX Pro head, which provides improved dynamic range and overall sound quality.

In terms of sound quality, the Nakamichi Cassette Deck ZX7 is widely regarded as one of the best cassette decks ever made. It delivers a clean, detailed, and dynamic sound that is unmatched by many other cassette decks. The deck also features a number of advanced tone controls, including a 3-band equalizer and a high-frequency boost switch, which allow you to customize the sound to your preferences.

One of the drawbacks of the Nakamichi Cassette Deck ZX7 is its price, which was quite high when it was first introduced. However, today the deck can be found on the used market for a much more reasonable price, and it is still widely regarded as one of the best cassette decks ever made.

In conclusion, if you are a music lover who demands the best sound quality from your cassette tapes, the Nakamichi Cassette Deck ZX7 is definitely worth considering. This high-end cassette deck offers unparalleled sound quality, advanced features, and a sleek, stylish design that will complement any home audio setup.

By: Acoustica.at