TEAC - A-2300SX Reel to reel deck 18 cm





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Description from the seller
A-2300SX – Stereo Reel-to-Reel Recorder (Vintage)
The TEAC A-2300SX is a reference stereo reel-to-reel recorder from 1970s Japanese production, designed for high mechanical stability and high-fidelity analog reproduction. Appreciated by audiophiles and collectors, it represents one of the most successful examples of TEAC's design philosophy in the consumer/semipro segment of the era.
The model uses a three-motor transport system, with precise tape tension control and separation of recording, playback and erase functions via dedicated heads. The mechanical construction is solid, with a rigid chassis and internal layout designed to reduce vibrations and tape stability issues.
Conditions of the unit
This specific unit presents in excellent aesthetic condition, preserved for a long time exclusively on static display (showcase) and used in a extremely limited way.
Very well-preserved aesthetics, no obvious signs of wear
Front, knobs and VU meters in generally excellent condition
No apparent modification or tampering
Mechanical condition and operation regular in tests performed
Functionality
The unit has been tested and is functioning in the main operating functions:
Play
Fast Forward
Rewind
Recording
Important note
The unit is supplied without a power cable, as it has been preserved exclusively as a display piece. For this reason the cable is not included in the original equipment.
Technical specifications (main)
Configuration: 4 tracks / 2 stereo channels
Transport system: 3 motors
Separate heads for REC / PLAY / ERASE
Tape speeds: 3¾ ips and 7½ ips
Compatible reels: up to 7"
Dimensions and weight
Width: 440 mm
Height: 392 mm
Depth: 210 mm
Weight: about 18 kg
Collector’s note
A TEAC reel-to-reel recorder from this series represents a highly valued choice among vintage audio collecting, thanks to the combination of mechanical reliability, warm analog sound and the build quality typical of Japanese engineering of the era.
NOTE WELL/
The reels possibly visible in the photographs are used solely for illustration purposes and are not included in the sale.
A-2300SX – Stereo Reel-to-Reel Recorder (Vintage)
The TEAC A-2300SX is a reference stereo reel-to-reel recorder from 1970s Japanese production, designed for high mechanical stability and high-fidelity analog reproduction. Appreciated by audiophiles and collectors, it represents one of the most successful examples of TEAC's design philosophy in the consumer/semipro segment of the era.
The model uses a three-motor transport system, with precise tape tension control and separation of recording, playback and erase functions via dedicated heads. The mechanical construction is solid, with a rigid chassis and internal layout designed to reduce vibrations and tape stability issues.
Conditions of the unit
This specific unit presents in excellent aesthetic condition, preserved for a long time exclusively on static display (showcase) and used in a extremely limited way.
Very well-preserved aesthetics, no obvious signs of wear
Front, knobs and VU meters in generally excellent condition
No apparent modification or tampering
Mechanical condition and operation regular in tests performed
Functionality
The unit has been tested and is functioning in the main operating functions:
Play
Fast Forward
Rewind
Recording
Important note
The unit is supplied without a power cable, as it has been preserved exclusively as a display piece. For this reason the cable is not included in the original equipment.
Technical specifications (main)
Configuration: 4 tracks / 2 stereo channels
Transport system: 3 motors
Separate heads for REC / PLAY / ERASE
Tape speeds: 3¾ ips and 7½ ips
Compatible reels: up to 7"
Dimensions and weight
Width: 440 mm
Height: 392 mm
Depth: 210 mm
Weight: about 18 kg
Collector’s note
A TEAC reel-to-reel recorder from this series represents a highly valued choice among vintage audio collecting, thanks to the combination of mechanical reliability, warm analog sound and the build quality typical of Japanese engineering of the era.
NOTE WELL/
The reels possibly visible in the photographs are used solely for illustration purposes and are not included in the sale.

