AIWA CS-70 FM/AM Stereo Radio Cassette Recorder
1 in stock
AIWA CS-70
Brand New
FUTURES
- The speed of song selection stands out A music sensor that can automatically cue a number of tracks before or after the track you are listening to
- Auto replay with skillful use of the music sensor
- High power output of 6.4W (3.2W+3.2W)
- MM type record player can be connected
- Sound quality of bass and treble Independently adjustable bass treble Two built-in large-diameter 12 cm speakers
- 6.3mm headphone jack that can monopolize stereo sound
- Indispensable for creating original tapes
- Soft Cassette Eject
- Connecting with other stereo equipment LINE IN LINE
- Recording level/VU/tuning battery check meter 2-meter
989.00€
1 in stock
It was produced sometime around 1979 in Japan by Aiwa which was a very successful company in the 1970’s and 1980’s. In fact, they produced Japan’s first cassette tape recorder and stereo cassette deck. The CS-70 was flanked by the CS-80 and the upper end and CS-50 at the lower end. It retailed for 54,800 Yen when it debuted. It features an Auto Music Search system that works with up to 9 songs. It also has a Karaoke Mixing Mechanism.
Inputs include: Line IN
Recording Mic: Mixing Mic
Phono: Ground terminal
Player sync terminal
External antenna terminal for FM
Outputs include: Line OUT
External Speaker: Headphone
The CS70 has two 12 cm speakers and measures 490 × 320 × 135 mm.
It weighs 6.2 Kg.
The back of the box includes the battery compartment and an antenna selector switch.
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