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Brand: Aiwa

The Aiwa TPR-940 is a high-end, compact cassette tape deck that was first introduced in 1986. It is part of Aiwa's "Ultimate Sound" series, which aimed to provide studio-quality sound in a consumer-grade product.Some of the features that set the TPR-940 apart from other tape decks of the time include a quartz-controlled oscillator for precise speed and tracking, a Philips Azimuth head for enhanced stereo imaging, and a Alnico VI iron oxide tape formulation for improved magnetic response.In addition, the TPR-940 has a high-grade RIAA preamp, a D.C. Restoration circuit to remove annoying background noise, and a unique "Tape Monitor" function that allows you to listen to the tape as it's being recorded, making it easier to make adjustments.At the time, the Aiwa TPR-940 was considered one of the finest tape decks ever made, and it continues to be a prized possession among audiophiles today. Despite being over 35 years old, many TPR-940s still work flawlessly and are highly sought after on the vintage audio market.



  • Type:
  • Formats: Tape, Tuner
  • Power Output: 2.5W into 8Ω
  • Frequency Response: 40Hz to 15kHz
  • Distortion:
  • Dimensions: 397 x 268 x 114 mm
  • Weight: 5.1 kg
  • Year: 1977
  • Price:

Aiwa TPR-940

Aiwa TPR-940

Aiwa TPR-940

Aiwa TPR-940

Aiwa TPR-940

Aiwa TPR-940

Aiwa TPR-940

Aiwa TPR-940



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