Last week, I was finally reunited with this awesome Technics RS-B78R cassette deck from 1983. I had it for about a month last year before I accidentally fried the motor when trying to adjust the speed potentiometer. :/ I wasn't too torn up about it, though, since I didn't really pay much for it and periodically had some speed issues anyway. I ended up replacing it with a Technics RS-B28R, and, ironically, two months before that, I had fried the motor of my first B28R. I've learned my lesson, though. I still have the B28R, of course, and I'm currently debating on selling or keeping it.
Back to the topic of this tape deck, it sounds absolutely awesome through my Marantz 2265B receiver. Speed is on target with no issues. It was manufactured in 1983, and while it may not be a "classic" like a Marantz 5220, it suits me very well.


Back to the topic of this tape deck, it sounds absolutely awesome through my Marantz 2265B receiver. Speed is on target with no issues. It was manufactured in 1983, and while it may not be a "classic" like a Marantz 5220, it suits me very well.


