The Hitachi D-2320 is a dual cassette deck that was released in the late 1980s, designed for both recording and playback of cassette tapes. It features a sleek design with a front-loading mechanism that allows easy insertion and removal of cassettes. The deck includes various playback modes, including normal, high-speed dubbing, and an auto-reverse function for continuous play of both sides of a cassette. It is equipped with a microprocessor control for precise operation and a series of indicators for monitoring levels during recording and playback. Additionally, the D-2320 has features such as Dolby B and C noise reduction systems to improve audio quality, along with bias control to enhance tape performance. Its build quality reflects a sturdy construction aimed at durability and performance. It supports various tape types, ensuring versatility in playback and recording options.
