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RE: Aiwa cassette decks,any good?

Posted by rotovator (A) on June 23, 2007 at 02:51:09

In Reply to: Aiwa cassette decks,any good? posted by K Hugo on June 22, 2007 at 13:09:59:

Hello

I have a Aiwa AD-F910 and a XK-S9000, and many others.

I'll talk about an AD-F910, being the 810 close in performance you
can figure out.

It is full loaded of features and conveniences: calibration, cue/review.

It sounds good but I wouldn consider it a superior quality sound cassette deck. It is, in fact, an average three head deck.

It is ugly as an elephant ass.

Take it if it is in very good condition. Otherwise, with some patience, you can find better sounding decks for 50 $

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