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Published on 05/02/13 at 06:59CD player and recorder K7 This equipment has caught my interest by its versatility and extensive features. Being of a generation known to vinyls and tapes, it was natural that this material is part of my sound, with stock extended cassettes. The materialization of the music is not a handicap, except the volume Represented here, but it is an irreplaceable reminder.
At first the ergonomics of the facade is quite confusing and the display just as much time restores handling. K7 part of this CD-A700 is auto reverse and remote, as the CD player. The operation is flawless. mechanical K7 is fast, ditto for the CD player. The sound quality K7 is high, it is difficult to recognize the source with K7 saved settings on a Nakamichi, I tested blind reading the same piece from the two sources. Side connection, no compromise, XLR, RCA and S / PDIF are present and a bus manufacturer.
A versatile material that holds its place in a flight case.
At first the ergonomics of the facade is quite confusing and the display just as much time restores handling. K7 part of this CD-A700 is auto reverse and remote, as the CD player. The operation is flawless. mechanical K7 is fast, ditto for the CD player. The sound quality K7 is high, it is difficult to recognize the source with K7 saved settings on a Nakamichi, I tested blind reading the same piece from the two sources. Side connection, no compromise, XLR, RCA and S / PDIF are present and a bus manufacturer.
A versatile material that holds its place in a flight case.