The Pioneer CT-445 is a reliable and solid 2-head stereo cassette deck introduced by Pioneer in 1989. It is a popular model among vintage audio enthusiasts because of its excellent build quality and mechanical ease of use. The deck is located in the middle segment and offers exactly the essential functions needed for high-quality reproduction and recording of tapes. Key specifications System: 2 heads (1 x recording/playing head of hard permalloy, 1 x ferrite erasing head) Motors: 2 motors (1 x DC servo motor for the capstan, 1 x DC motor for flushing) Tape support: Type I (Normal/Fe), Type II (CrO2/Chrome), Type IV (Metal) with automatic tape recognition Noise reduction: Dolby B, Dolby C and Dolby HX Pro (for better highs for high-volume recordings) Frequency range: Normal tape: 25 Hz – 16,000 Hz Chrome tape: 25 Hz – 17,000 Hz Metal tape: 25 Hz – 18,000 Hz Jank and float (Wow & Flutter): 0.052% WRMS Pictures are all original of this lot and part of description!