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TEAC A-150 cassette Dolby?
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The TAEC Dolby isn't compatible with any other Dolby system.
However, the Dolby system of a TEAC is just Dolby-B and compatible with others of the same kind.
I have a TEAC A-150 cassette deck with Dolby NR. No B or C just Dolby like on my JVC V-621 just Dolby NR. I the TAEC Dolby compatable with ether B or C Dolby on my other decks?
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However, the Dolby system of a TEAC is just Dolby-B and compatible with others of the same kind.
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It fits the bill.
I bought the A-150 primarily because of its dimensions and the brand quality. I have a set of Hi Fi shelves built into the wall by the original owner of my house. The dimensions are small so I had to find components to fit. The photo shows The Fisher 202 that is perfect and the A-150. There are also two Advent III's above. It sounds very nice. I had to have the A-150 serviced but The Fisher has worked perfectly sense I brought home from a garage sale down the block. Ric
I bought the A-150 primarily because of its dimensions and the brand quality. I have a set of Hi Fi shelves built into the wall by the original owner of my house. The dimensions are small so I had to find components to fit. The photo shows The Fisher 202 that is perfect and the A-150. There are also two Advent III's above. It sounds very nice. I had to have the A-150 serviced but The Fisher has worked perfectly sense I brought home from a garage sale down the block. Ric
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All old Dolby circuits were Dolby B type for consumer decks.
The A150 at Teac was a favorite deck to avoid. Very troublesome to repair so some how I got stuck as lesser Technicians avoided it. This model was not a long lasting unit and gave us plenty of trouble. I sure they can be fixed but the use of a much better unit is a better idea. That deck has nothing that is special- it is larger than the smaller V-1, V2, V4. V5RX units and does not work as well and for the same size the C-3RX could be obtained. The placement of the heads make it real difficult to clean and to get to the Pinch Roller. Don't pick on me for the bad news- I am just the messenger.
The A150 at Teac was a favorite deck to avoid. Very troublesome to repair so some how I got stuck as lesser Technicians avoided it. This model was not a long lasting unit and gave us plenty of trouble. I sure they can be fixed but the use of a much better unit is a better idea. That deck has nothing that is special- it is larger than the smaller V-1, V2, V4. V5RX units and does not work as well and for the same size the C-3RX could be obtained. The placement of the heads make it real difficult to clean and to get to the Pinch Roller. Don't pick on me for the bad news- I am just the messenger.