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I have a Sony TCK-620 stereo deck for sale at $180/obo(i got it for $325
last year).  It's a great deck to record cd's mixes or dubs of tapes. 
Here are it's features: 


   Frequency Range:  20hz-20,000hz
Signal Noise Ratio:  78db(without dolby)
		     83db(with dolby b)
		     85db(with dolby c)
       Wow/Flutter:  0.027(I think)

o  Feather touch controls(Tape auto eject/auto uneject)
o  Full Auto Stop
o  Bias Control Switch(To match bias on your tape and to make sharper 
       recordings)
o  Dolby HX Pro(For extended hi-fidelity)
o  Three-Head Recording System(So you can compare your source to the tape 
       while recording.  Like the professionals)
o  Timer Playback and Record
o  MPX Control
o  Recording Level Control(Including Left/Right Channel Control)
o  CD In/Tape Out Jacks
o  Minute/Second digital tape counter and volume-input levels.  Display can 
       be dimmed.
o  Headphone jack and volume control knob
o  AMS(You can forward/rew and the tape stops at next/previous song 
       automatically)
o  Automatically selects Normal/Chrome/Metal tapes


I used this deck about 60 hours cuz i got a portable cd player which I
carry around everywhere.  There are some cosmetic scratches on the top of
the deck, but that's it. 

It makes some kick-ass dubs from cd, without the need of a separate amp.  
I did blind tests while recording of the source material and the 
recording material(you can switch between source(cd) and what is being 
recorded on tape).  6 out of 8 people couldn't tell the difference; two 
guessed.   

give me a call at 303-492-7546.

thanks

james


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