Akai GXC-570D

[@TheGroove]

Excellent cassette deck. It's refreshing to hear this deck hooked up properly as if you were in the same room with you. Great job !

[@clowtanne]

Thank you!

[@TheGroove]

You bet. I understand this is one of the top of line's from Akai back in the 70;s.

[@samissomar]

I've got one of those,and it's one of the best Tape Decks !...

[@clobbyhops]

brother to brother by Gino Vanelli and Mark Craney on drums, A absolute Masterpiece!!!!, by the way " love your cassette deck by Akai

[@clowtanne]

Thank you!

[@pablobaldomir9430]

wow , I know akai in the 1978-79

[@pablobaldomir9430]

the akai 1721w and the speakers jet stream sistems :) = akai is great uniqe

[@pablobaldomir9430]

and the heads is the secrets ;)

[@TheGroove]

I typically do not like to bother people in these videos, however If it's o.k. with you, may I ask a newbie question? Why do I ask? Well, I have this same unit arriving at my front door in the near future in similar condition as your's. I'd like to ask, with you're permission, how I would properly hookup my turntable, via RCA cables with the best quality sound, to this deck in order to record onto cassette tap from my vinyl record player. Thank you sincerely in advance....If not, I understand.

[@clowtanne]

No problem with your question! You will need a phono preamp or a receiver with a good enough phono preamp inside. Regards!

[@TheGroove]

Thanks for the reply. If I understand this right, would I then plug in my turntable, as usual, into the receiver, then hookup this deck with the record and play in's and out's as usual to the receiver and then I'm good to go to record from vinyl to blank cassette? Again, sorry for the newbie question.