The Akai GX-M 50 is a cassette tape deck manufactured by Akai in the 1980s. It is a stereo component cassette deck that offers playback and recording features. The deck supports both Type I (normal) and Type II (chrome) cassette tapes. It features a 3-head configuration with separate playback, record, and erase heads for optimal audio quality. The GX-M 50 also includes Dolby B and C noise reduction systems to reduce hiss and improve the overall audio fidelity. It has adjustable bias and recording level controls for precise recording settings. The deck has RCA input and output jacks for connecting to audio systems. The Akai GX-M 50 is known for its sturdy build quality and reliable performance.
