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dude   02-28-2005 at 01:05:06 AM

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Hello,

Would anyone know where I can find a Technics RS-AZ7 cassette deck and
whether it is even being manufactured any longer?

I have searched high and wide and have not been able to find any leads.

Some favorable comments here prompted the search in the first place. I
have lots of cassettes of original material and live shows that I
haven't listened to since my last cassette player/recorder died (a Sony
Walkman Pro, actually) and I really want to a) give them a listen again
and b) salvage them to digital (ha!) before the tapes go to hell
(assuming they haven't already - most have gathered some dust, none
have been played or wound for years).

Thanks,

Michael Kiaer
New York City

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Anonymous   02-28-2005 at 03:16:09 PM
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<dude@michaelkiaer.com> wrote:
>Would anyone know where I can find a Technics RS-AZ7 cassette deck and
>whether it is even being manufactured any longer?
>
>I have searched high and wide and have not been able to find any leads.

You might find one on Ebay, but I doubt you'll find a working one. Given
that cassette decks are basically not worth anything much on the used market,
though, you might as well just go with something like the Nak or a high
end Sony, or something else with easy azimuth control on the front panel.
There's no reason to buy anything less than a top-shelf machine because
they all pretty much cost about the same anyway.
--scott


--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

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Anonymous   02-28-2005 at 09:55:57 PM
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Thanks, Scott.

Any suggestions as far as which models to look for?

-Michael

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hemberget6180   03-02-2009 at 12:07:12 AM
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Michael, I have an RS-631 Technics I am about to toss. If you send me your e-mail I'll send you a shot of it.

Bryan

bryan@stagemanagement.us

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Anonymous   04-04-2009 at 12:19:34 PM
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Hi Michael,

Just come across your posting, and I happen to have an RS-AZ7 in mint condition that I am looking to off load.

It is one of the best Stereo Cassette decks I have ever used, offering high quality playback (as cassette desks go).

I live in the UK, so if your interested, please email me on sunilpancholi@hotmail.co.uk or call (44 7879 620 418)

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