Akai GX-93 Measurements: Near-Perfect Performance

Join me as I delve into the detailed measurements and performance review of the Akai GX-93, a deck that stands out in my collection. Through a series of tests, I compare its playback and recording capabilities with other top-performing decks. While the differences are subtle, the Akai GX-93 edges out with its extended high range, preserved stage, and exceptional 3D scene. It may be just a little bit better, but that makes all the difference.
🔍 Detailed Measurements:
High Range Extension: Explore how the Akai GX-93 excels in extending the high range, delivering crisp and clear audio that stands out.
Stage Preservation: Witness the deck's ability to maintain a well-defined stage, creating an immersive listening experience.
3D Scene: Experience the remarkable 3D audio scene that the Akai GX-93 produces, adding depth and realism to the sound.
🎵 Comparative Analysis:
Subtle Differences: Understand the subtle differences that set the Akai GX-93 apart from other top-tier decks, showcasing its superior audio performance.
Top Performer: Discover why the Akai GX-93 is considered just a little bit better than other top-performing decks in my collection.
👂 Your Audiophile Insights:
Join the Discussion: Have you experienced similar high-level performance from your decks? Share your insights and thoughts in the comments below!
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[@csabahuszak5488]

Beautiful deck with great performance

[@user-dw9zd3tx6w]

Да , отличный результат!

[@cassettedeck-walkman-repair]

pretty good, i need to have a look at what my yamaha kx-1200 and kenwood kx-1100 can do with metal

[@texeast8680]

Would you ever consider selling this deck?

[@Stelios.Posantzis]

European audio enthusiasts and Akai distributors ought to have sued Akai for never distributing this deck in Europe. The pain of never having had this deck in Europe will linger on forever. My dream deck that can never be as it is only available in 100V/120V 60Hz etc. What a shame! Without this deck the '93 series was never completed - what would have been one of the best affordable hifi audio systems ever, will simply never be. Even worse, the '95 series was even more incomplete (no tuner, dat recorder or cd player) and even the deck was significantly different. After those series, Akai went downhill and into the no return land.

[@stanislav.baranec]

IMO, rather than using frequency sweep test in NAK T100, you would be better off using signal monitoring (oscilloscope) feature while feeding in those particular frequencies of the audio signal range, and with that on the monitor, also evaluating the stability of the amplitude and phase of the signal, not just its absolute recorded level. This way you would get a better overview of how the deck actually performs as a tape recorder. What you are evaluating with the frequency sweep test is more a tape formulation performance than it is a recording quality. Anyway, thanks for your video and as usual, a more scientific approach in your content. Keep on a good work 🙂

[@stevenichols5708]

0DB recording with TDK tapes is hard. I like Sony tapes for this test as well.

[@artsimannisto5659]

I got Adf-770 AiwA. Thats a cool looking. Not this square sharp edge old style box akkai.👍

[@hifirulezzz]

Pfff. Plastic Aiwa. No DD motor. I have fixed F990 and was not impressed. Nor by design nor by sound.

[@puremagnetics]

Вместо полезного сигнала - снимаем огромный пролаз вч по воздуху в сквозном канале. И в чём чудеса?

[@hifirulezzz]

@@puremagnetics это у вас там что-то не то пролазит, я уже показывал в одном злобном видео что ничего там не пролазит. И хватит писать ерунду.

[@puremagnetics]

@@hifirulezzz зачем хамить то сразу... Кто в теме тот знает что на акаевском стекле крайний верх 18..20 кГц пролезает по воздуху до 30 процентов отн. исходного сигнала. Это элементарно измеряется, но для этого нужен сигнал шумовой природы, т.е. некореллированный во времени. Музыка кстати по большей части таковой и является.

[@hifirulezzz]

@@puremagnetics я уже делал для вас видео что ничего никуда не пролазит, не надо писать чушь. Поле замыкается на пленке.