Pioneer is a Japanese company that designs and manufactures electronic products.

Pioneer

The Pioneer CT-3131 is a compact cassette deck that was part of Pioneer’s line-up in the late 1970s and early 1980s. This model features a sleek design with a silver brushed aluminum front panel and mechanical buttons for operation. It supports both record and playback functionalities with an ability to record from various sources. The CT-3131 is equipped with a peak level meter to visually indicate signal levels, ensuring optimal recording quality. It includes features such as automatic shutoff, which prevents tape damage by stopping the machine when the tape reaches its end. The deck can playback standard Type I (normal) and Type II (high bias) cassette tapes, offering versatility in media compatibility. Signal-to-noise ratio ratings are favorable, providing a clearer sound experience with minimal tape hiss during playback. Additionally, the mechanisms involved feature a belt drive for smooth operation and reliable performance.

CT-3131

by Pioneer

Start a thread

Interesting articles

Erzetich Debuts Updated Headphones and Teases New Amplifier at Munich Audio Show

The Debate Over Physical vs Digital Media for Audiophiles

HiFi Rose RS130: A New Benchmark in Network Audio Players