Nakamichi Dragon / RX-500

[@olaniyi570]

Reminds of this hifi store in Germany that I went to in the mid 80's. It had every Nakamichi deck of that period on display in a room. What a glorious sight that was.

[@AvusAndy1]

Pinnacle of Audio playback...Both seem in perfect condition..WOW

[@donaz1500]

Che BOMBA!

[@AvusAndy1]

The good ol' days...........

[@indigoTALKx]

THE MOST COOLEST MOMENT @ 1:00

[@Badassvidsz]

Hahaha indeed :-)

[@giuseppelavecchia775]

Mi piacciono entrambi

[@егоршулев-я7р]

dragon best!

[@inoplanetyanin1]

Накамиши звук выдал фантастический. Но и r-500 стёбно открывается и делает реверс.

[@rustamdudaev3528]

+Алексей Иванов слушаешь вот так кассетные записи и поражаешься,какую же мы хренотень слушали тогда))

[@HamtaroEL]

DRAGON > RX-505 I prefer the buttons on the DRAGON, especially the tape select lights, akin to the Technics RS-M95.

[@florenciomendez5529]

I have the lower version of the Rx-505 I have the Rx-202 which is not bad at all.

[@Stremyashisya]

Yello 91

[@Nalinc33]

tell me, didi they cost very much for you?

[@youngcali177]

The Dragon is a way better deck than the RX-505, full stop. The Rx-505 has indisputably a fancy appearance.

[@bunkelops]

So what?

[@64bakes]

The Dragon is no doubt a better performing deck, however it’s worth noting that they share the same transport.

[@gixxerboy555]

it's unique it the world of cassettedecks

[@gixxerboy555]

@@64bakes ahahaha well said :)

[@youngcali177]

@@64bakes RX-505 is capstan servo motor, while the Dragon has dual DD, otherwise yes.

[@Physics072]

What brand is the tape you are using. Looks like teac open reel but slightly different.

[@Halterung01]

+goblin072 could be a Universum Low Noise

[@AtariPC]

Teac made a closed cassette with internal reel to reel back in the mid 1980's in types I, II, & IV. As did Yamaha type IV, Eico type II, III, & IV, Hitachi types II, & IV and lastly BASF in type IV ( 1987-88 only). Smaller firms like Magna type II, EFG type II, Digitech type II, RCA Victor types II, & IV, National tape type I, Eagle type II also made reel to reel closed cassette blanks. Of course non held a candle to Teac's O'Casse open cassette changeable reel to reels for novelty. I have tons of Teac type IIs,, Eico type IVs , and a couple of Teac Cobalt type IVs that I've been recording some of my Vinyl to with my RX-202. Funny thing is, I personally prefer my plain Jane BASF CR Max type IIs, Denon HD type IIs, and TDK SA type IIs for sound.

[@inoplanetyanin1]

Вот только не понял, rx-500 или rx-50s. И какая фирма производитель. Инет не выдаёт то что надо. А моделькой этой заинтересовался. Россия, Питер.

[@Romantic8793]

RX-505

[@LapisandHamtarolover]

1:45 2:36

[@Nalinc33]

скажите мне, они стоят очень много для вас?

[@jokerjovanrama]

RX 505

[@Badassvidsz]

Nakamichi Dragon : www.vintagecassette.com/nakamichi/dragon Nakamichi Dragon : www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/nakamichi/dragon.shtml

[@paultokarev4184]

Автор прикалывается или как ? Там же скорость в полтора раза ниже , чем в оригинале .

[@HamtaroEL]

1:07 FAIL GRAN TURISMO 4

[@TheMagicStar80]

I prefer the RX505 better than the Dragon

[@arturnikoyan2155]

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