DT-530

The Mitsubishi DT-530 is a stereo cassette deck introduced by Mitsubishi between 1979 and 1981. It features a belt-driven single-capstan transport and is designed for the playback and recording of analog audio. The DT-530 includes an analog 3-digit tape counter and supports multiple tape types, including normal tapes. Its typical design showcases a front-loading cassette compartment located on the left side, with a mechanical tape eject mechanism. The deck is equipped with generic digital peak reading level meters that provide visual feedback during playback and recording. It also includes mechanical transport controls to ensure reliable operation. For recording purposes, the DT-530 offers two microphone inputs, allowing users to connect microphones via jack connectors. Additionally, a jack connector is available for stereo headphones, enabling undisturbed listening.