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Jun 13
Nakamichi 680ZX
The Nakamichi 680ZX: rosewood, reel-to-reel soul, and the terrifying pleasure of perfect tape speed.
 era:1970s
May 29
Nakamichi 1000ZXL Cassette Deck
Nakamichi built a cassette deck so obsessed with perfection that it made tape sound better than most turntables.
 era:1980s
May 27
Nakamichi CR-7 Cassette Deck
Nakamichi's last argument for cassette: engineering so obsessive it makes vinyl seem lazy.
 era:1980s
May 17
Nakamichi ZX-9 Cassette Deck
Nakamichi's last hurrah: the ZX-9 proves cassette decks could be engineering masterpieces, not compromises.
 era:1980s
May 17
Nakamichi BX-300 Cassette Deck
Nakamichi built a cassette deck so obsessed with accuracy that it made tape sound like vinyl.
 era:1980s
May 6
Nakamichi CR-7E Cassette Deck
Nakamichi built the CR-7E to prove cassette tape had nothing left to apologize for.
 era:1980s
Apr 12
Nakamichi BX-300 Receiver
The only amp Nakamichi ever built deserves to be the last one you plug into your tape deck
 era:1980s
Apr 12
Nakamichi ZX-7
The ZX-7 didn't tolerate bad tape and it didn't apologize — it was the last word in cassette engineering
 era:1980s
Apr 6
Nakamichi Dragon
The Dragon didn't just play cassettes—it embarrassed formats that were supposed to be better
 era:1980s
Apr 6
Nakamichi CR-7A
Nakamichi built the CR-7A for people who believed tape hiss was a failure of ambition, not physics
 era:1980s