The Teac V-7 is a cassette deck manufactured by Teac, a Japanese electronics company. It was released in the mid-1980s and is part of Teac's V Series of cassette decks. The V-7 features dual-capstan drive system, Dolby B and C noise reduction, and a three-head configuration for recording and playback. It has various connectivity options including RCA input and output jacks, headphone jack, and remote control compatibility. The Teac V-7 is known for its high-quality sound reproduction and reliable performance.
