Item Description

Akai GX-77 reel-to-reel tape recorder, produced from 1981 to 1985. Key features include: 
It is a 6-head, auto-reverse, direct-drive machine. It uses a unique loading mechanism to bring the tape into contact with the heads. It is a 4-track stereo open reel tape deck model with a digital counter. The unit is compatible with EE tapes. It has a dust flap for the heads. 950

Technics SL-BD22K turntable, a semi-automatic record player from the 1980s. Key features include: 
Belt-drive system: It uses a belt to spin the record platter.
FG Servo Technology: Maintains consistent rotation speed. 
Semi-automatic operation: The tonearm returns automatically at the end of a record. 
Two-speed playback: Plays 33 1/3 and 45 RPM records. 95

Onkyo TX-30 Quartz Synthesized Tuner Amplifier. Key features include: 
Tuner Amplifier: Combines a radio tuner with an audio amplifier.
Quartz Synthesized Tuning: Uses a quartz crystal oscillator for precise and stable frequency tuning.
Multiple Inputs: Includes options for tape, phono, and several FM/AM presets.
Speaker Outputs: Allows connection to multiple speakers.
Controls: Features knobs for volume, tuning, and sound adjustments like loudness and filter.
Display: Shows selected frequency and other settings.
Vintage Design: Typical of audio equipment from the late 1970s or early 1980s.