Vintage Akai GX-635D Reel-to-Reel Tape Recorder in Exceptional Condition The Akai GX-635d was released in 1978 and was one of the most popular reel-to-reel tape recorders of its time. It was known for its high sound quality and its reliable performance. It was also one of the first reel-to-reel tape recorders to offer auto reverse, which allowed users to record and playback on both sides of the tape without having to flip it over. The Akai GX-635d is still a popular choice among audiophiles today. It is a well-built and reliable machine that can produce excellent sound quality. If you are looking for a high-quality reel-to-reel tape recorder with excellent features and sound quality, then the Akai GX-635d is a great option.
Includes the NAB adapters and one Akai Reel shown in the pictures.
This Akai GX-635d is in exceptional condition, both cosmetically and functionally. It has been well-maintained and it works perfectly. The exterior is clean and free of scratches or dents. The knobs and switches are all smooth. The heads are in excellent condition and show no signs of wear. The tape transport is smooth and quiet. The sound quality is superb. This is a rare opportunity to own a vintage Akai GX-635d in such excellent condition.
Here are benefits of some of the key features of the Akai GX-635d:
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NORS (New Old Replacement Stock) parts are original vintage aftermarket parts.
NOS and NORS does not necessarily mean the parts are perfect.
Manufacturing technology was not the same as it is today so imperfections should be expected.
Also, these parts may have been in storage for 40-80 years and could be dusty, greasy or have surface rust, spider webs, etc.