teac 4300 is a good option too, if gone through.
keep in mind all of these decks will need service to varying degrees. Most will need a complete recap, so service can cost more than your purchase price on the deck.
I would look for a deck with really clean cosmetics and low wear (look at the wear pattern on the heads and tape guides for a clue).
keep in mind all of these decks will need service to varying degrees. Most will need a complete recap, so service can cost more than your purchase price on the deck.
I would look for a deck with really clean cosmetics and low wear (look at the wear pattern on the heads and tape guides for a clue).