Pristine Akai 1730D SS Early 1970's

Akai 1730D-SS reel-to-reel tape recorder from the early 1970s. Key features include: 4-Channel Recording: It can record up to four channels, supporting quadraphonic sound. Versatile Compatibility:Compatible with conventional 2-channel stereo systems. 4-Head System: Equipped with four heads for recording and playback. Two-Speed Motor: Features a hysteresis synchronous 2-speed motor. Automatic Shut-off: Includes an automatic shut-off function at the end of the tape. Pause Control: Has a pause control for operation. Slanted Control Panel: Designed with a slanted control panel for ease of use. Inputs: Rear microphone inputs for both left and right channels, allowing connection of up to four microphones. Controls: Features play/record, rewind, fast forward, power, and pause buttons, along with an automatic switch. Doubled Capacity: It allows recording and playing both forwards and backwards, effectively doubling the tape's capacity.