Two-speed dubbing lets you make quick copies or dub at the standard, originally recorded speed. A choice of Dolby B or C noise reduction provides recordings with high signal-to-noise ratios and ensures compatibility with most existing recorded cassettes.

CD/tape synchro start activates the tape deck when it senses the audio signal from a CD player. During playback, music search will fast forward or rewind until the deck senses a break in the recorded sound, providing an easy way to scan a tape for a desired track.

A 12-segment peak-level meter simplifies recording-level adjustment. The meter is a peak-holding type, which helps you set your record levels to avoid distortion caused by short, transient peaks.

The deck automatically senses the type being used (chrome, metal, or ferric) and adjusts bias and equalization for that particular tape. A four-digit tape counter provides an accurate way to locate a tape segment, and a front-panel headphone jack permits private listening so you can enjoy a cassette without disturbing others. An optional remote control (model RKX1) lets you control the deck from your listening position.

What's in the Box
Cassette deck, two sets of stereo analog audio (left/right) RCA interconnects, and a user's manual.