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@@4130aykut Great question. Actually I am recording higher than most. I am using the VU high range. The Maxell UD35-180B has decent headroom but not getting carried away. Distortion always a concern at 7.5ips. I had a 2 track Tascam 52, and Otari MX-5050B I ran at 15ips, and so much more latitude than the 7300 here. I really like the 7300. Slowly restoring it. Kind of on the back burner at the moment. I have a Tandberg TCD-310 I am restoring too. Many projects. So little time. Thank you for watching and your comment. The 7300 is a great sounding machine. I would love the 2T version, but the money is hitting pro production machines like some Tascam, Otari, and not that far from some others. I have made an investment in field recorders for my projects too. The Sound Devices 702 and companion mixer the 442. Incredible audio products in their own right.

@@xray111xxx ouh yeah Bro, thanks for this proper explaining. Im owning 5 Reel To Reel Recorders but the TEAC seemsto be the most powerfull of All the others like AKAI GX747, Revox A77 mk1+mk4 and the PHILIPS N4520. I habe to repair all of them but i dont have the money for it:-))

@@4130aykut Yes these complex and expensive machines to keep in spec. I hope you're able to get your machines playing soon.

@@psycho_sh1fty Hello that IS rare. Go to Hifi engine to get more on your Aiwa.

@@iamcyberpunk68 Unfortunately not easily. The front panel navigation controls get you some, but like any AVR, the remote makes life allot easier.

The RC-8000 is what you need. Ebay has a few. Since this receiver is quite old, finding one cheap won't be easy. Universal Remotes aren't perfect either.

It might help some depending on severity of the oxidation or corrosion.

Contact cleaner has no corrosion inhibitors and Deoxit does. But as a cleaner of oxidation severe and corrosion may take more.

@xray111xxx Thank you. No, it's not too severe, the pins just turned black and the cleaner (Kontakt 61) couldn't remove it. I had to sand the reachable surfaces.

Thank you.

Very common for these machines sitting for a long time. Some use lubrication penetrants some use heat to break them loose. All reels to reels do not like sitting around doing nothing. Causes the tape lift to bind up. All of my TEACs I keep always running to prevent the tape lift from binding up. Even just from time to time if you don't play anything, exercise the tape by moving it up and down. Some light helps too.

I did. My Anthem MRX-520 is the front end now pre outs to my Parasound amplifiers and Emotiva amplifiers as the latest. The Denon and Crowns will be another project system.

Aiwa was acquired by Sony and liquidated. Would love a 770 or 990. Someday.

@@xray111xxx at eightees,AiwAas were really AiwAas,no sonny. Real aiwa engineers did marvelous job.

The Sony will Sound better, but the the transport is harder to work on. Around$ $400.00 average for the Yamaha is about right. $350.00 is what I bought mine for used.

@@xray111xxx Thank you. What do you think of Denon DRW-850 ? Somone near me listed it for $50. Thank you kindly for feedback.

@@sebsefyu It is competent. I sold Denon for years. They had some really good machines in the hay day of tape. The later ones like many companies were not quite avant garde as the older ones.

Totally true. Crown which is Harman International has its presence world wide. Emotiva is not even close. Which makes it challenging for them, and their International customers. It maybe their Achilles heal here. So sure other parts of the world Crown will out price Emotiva.

I follow the rule 1 tape both sides clean the tape path metal parts and 3 tapes do the pinch rollers, and 10 tapes both sides do your bearing lubrication. Demagnetize the path metal of 10 tapes both side of play. I am a bit pushy on the maintenance but sometimes I am even more stringent. 1 a year check your belts too. Tape counter and capstan belt. Clean the controls and switches as needed.

That is the cool part of audio video. If you don't like something buy something else. Starke is a very interesting brand. Outlaw known them for years. Make capable products too. I may buy their Monoblocks at some point. Outlaw and Emotiva have similar build quality. They come from competing OEM houses. Assembly of Emotiva happens at their Franklin TN. location. Though BASX is overseas. Outlaw is overseas. I am interested always in someone's opinion, but curious about that person's data points. I have had many Emotiva products and the quality was fine. I may not agree with all of their decisions though. BASX is a traditional power amplifier design with nothing extraordinary. A good thing. An off shoot of the Previous X series and UPA family they are just fine in their intended purpose of use. Would I use it 24/7? No. The Crowns I have do that very well. The BASX are a standard semi complementary power amplifier with a healthy Linear Power Supply. Nothing more nothing less. Coming back around you are able to buy what you like. Kind of keeps the hobby fun.

Thank you for watching.

Thank you.

Unfortunately no, I don't have those anymore. I went to the mk2 version of the King Bee. Thanks.

You need to buy the remote control. eBay or Amazon etc. A universal Denon remote should work fine as long as whatever you buy is compatible with the 4802 model receiver. You also need a yellow composite video cable that connects to Tv to control advanced receiver settings.

Thank you.

Rock on brother!

I always share with folks, JVC was nice to have in the 70s, 80s, part of the 90s. JVC now partnered with Kenwood are mere shadows of their once great selves. I hear you on the demise of the machine. Costs and parts is not an easy haul. I was fortunate on mine, it doesn't have allot of use on it. I will continue to keep it up to date. Things like electrolytic Capacitors, and noisy transistors, bad diodes and the like will show up at some point. These are not an easy machine to service. These are machines from a long gone Era. I try to enjoy mine while I can. Thanks for your view, and comment.

Well since it runs Class D cool, almost anywhere. Never gets hot. Rack mounting via the 19 inch EIA standard is the easiest. Most Venues like House of Worship and Studio applications do it this way. You don't even need a 1RU gap because they run so cool. I probably not put these on carpet though. Floor is fine but really a shelf or rack or similar is ideal.

I think the Crown for what it does, and yes authorized dealers only, is a great amplifier. Proven in FOH and HOW for years. I grew up with Crown too as a kid. They just go and go.

I assuming your receiver is equipped with multi channel pre outs. So the Any external amplifier will give you much more headroom, and be an advantage. As far as sounding like your Onkyo. Difficult to say. But amplifiers by their nature are very accurate voltage and current multipliers that magnify the source signal immensely when called to do so. I use Parasound and Emotiva currently and want to use the Crowns for any extended project I have in mind later.

@@xray111xxx thanks, also would the bass and treble settings on the Onkyo AVR still be used, activated, would the crown amplify the bass and treble SETTINGS of the ONKYO Or would the crown defeat or negate that? Thanks

@@c0uchsl0uch yes the crown would still amplify your tone settings as well.

Common issue on TEACs. My X7 Tape lift will not fully engage as having it still for a long time cause it to get sticky. Lubrication and very light might help, but mostly the tape lift mechanism needs to be cleaned. Many TEACs than the X series suffer from this issue. My 2000 and 3000 series could run into this issue. Also when you buy these used sitting in a basement, or garage, or attic, the mechanism gets bound up. Some use heat to get them unboand too. Allot of different ways to get it to go. So if the won't fully engage as you say. Almost 100% it is the tape lift mechanism that also engages the pinch rollers too. Yes I do listen to Sade.

Simply tell the 1002 in the menu you are running bridged and observe the speaker connections on back for bridged operation. Easy to do. My Crowns will figure in on my next Atmos system.

I used to be a dealer of Aiwa and never bought one. I bought this one used, and yes my favorite for the detail champion. It makes me happy every time I play my favorite tapes.

@@xray111xxx Hi again,now got 640 also and 770 is back home from hif-idoctor. Three AiwAAs at my pile of audio bliss.Even old Readers digest-casettes sounds awesome,when i record on them. AiwA is recorders first choise!! No need any nakaas.😊 greets from finland.

They are great cameras.

I have the same problem

Good to know never had run mine at 2 ohms.

I think I mentioned that in my discussion here. Ultimately it is purpose of use, and lastly what you like and expectations are. The Crown is about neutral as they get. And dry too. But for punch and power on the budget, tough to find better. House of worship and large venue champ for years.

This was a great machine and I have Nakamichi, and this Aiwa is still my favorite.

Best Buy in Monoblocks today!