The Kenwood KX-700 is a dual cassette deck that was produced in the late 1980s. It is designed for audiophiles and features advanced technology typical of that era. This model is known for its solid construction and performance. The KX-700 offers various playback options, including Normal, CrO2, and Metal tape types, ensuring compatibility with different cassette formats. With features such as automatic level control, Dolby B and C noise reduction, and bias adjustment, it aims to provide high-quality sound reproduction. The front panel includes a variety of controls, such as play, stop, rewind, and fast forward, along with a visual display for monitoring tape functions. Additionally, the KX-700 is equipped with features to enhance recording quality, including auto-reverse capabilities and a microphone input for direct recording. Its build quality and aesthetic design make it a popular choice among cassette deck enthusiasts looking for reliable performance and solid audio quality.
