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Akai Akai GX-630D SS - Great

Price: 2,000.00 € | Second-hand device

Product information

Product category
Tape Recorder
Manufacturer
Akai
Function
flawless
Age
40 years 9 months
Usage state
second-hand
Appearance
as good as new
Accessories
Not specified
Price
2,000.00 €
More information
http://www.akai.com/

Description

he Akai GX-630D SS is a vintage 4-channel Quadraphonic reel-to-reel tape deck produced between 1976 and 1979. As the "SS" (Surround Sound) designation highlights, it was Akai's final and most sophisticated true quadraphonic consumer tape deck, making it a highly collectible piece of audio history today.

Key Features & Specifications

Indestructible Heads: Built with Akai's legendary Glass and X'tal (crystal) Ferrite (GX) heads. These heads resist physical wear almost entirely, retaining original factory audio clarity for decades.
4-Channel / Quadraphonic Design: Features four discrete microphone inputs and dedicated monitoring controls to record and play true 4-channel surround sound audio.
Large Reel Capacity: Supports standard 7-inch and professional 10.5-inch large tape reels.
Robust 3-Motor Drive: Relies on a highly stable three-motor tape transport mechanism to drastically reduce wow and flutter.
Dual Speeds: Operates at 3.75 ips (inches per second) for prolonged recording time and 7.5 ips for high-fidelity studio-quality sound.
Pitch Control: Includes a built-in pitch modification knob allowing for a 5% adjustment in playback speed.


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Shipping information
- Shipping from Austria (A-1190)
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22.09.2026 - 15:41
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