Akai 4000D Reel To Reel Tape Machine Recorder

We are pleased to offer for sale this used Akai 4000D Reel To Reel Tape Machine Recorder.

It has been professionally repackaged to ensure safe delivery and includes the cover, take up reel, and rubber stoppers.

The unit has been tested and is in full working order. It is sold with a 3-month warranty.

The general cosmetic condition is good for its age. The wooden casing has a few scratches, chips, and marks. Please see the images for further detail.

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Why Buy... from us? Because all of our items go through a full inspection, get serviced (if required), PAT tested for electrical safety, deep cleaned and all come with a warranty. We are 100% committed to customer care and are always on hand pre or post-delivery for technical help and advice.

This Akai 4000D is a vintage reel-to-reel tape recorder, designed for both stereo and monaural recording. Produced in the early 1970s, it offers a versatile 4-track system suitable for a range of audio applications.

The unit features a robust three-head configuration for recording, playback, and erasure, ensuring comprehensive control over your tape recordings. It supports reel sizes up to 7 inches and provides two distinct tape speeds, allowing for flexibility in capturing audio.

With a frequency response extending from 30 Hz to 22 kHz, the 4000D is capable of reproducing a broad spectrum of sound. Its construction includes three motors for reliable operation, and it weighs 11.4 kg.

- 4-track, 2-channel stereo/monaural recording
- Three-head system (record, playback, erase)
- Supports up to 7-inch reels
- Two tape speeds
- Frequency response: 30 Hz to 22 kHz
- Signal-to-noise ratio: Better than 50 dB