Yamaha is a Japanese brand known for manufacturing a wide range of products, including musical instruments, audio equipment, electronics, and motorcycles.

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The Yamaha KX-250 is a cassette deck that was part of Yamaha's lineup during the late 1980s and early 1990s. It features a dual-capstan design which helps in providing better tape stability and a more consistent sound output. The device includes Dolby Noise Reduction systems, offering options for both Type I and Type II tapes. It typically has features such as auto-reverse, a range of playback and recording speeds, and allows for direct selection of tracks. The KX-250 is designed to cater to both serious listeners and casual users, combining ease of use with high fidelity audio performance.

KX-250

by Yamaha

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