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Hi Guys, Its always had me tossed as to whether to (try to) educate the foam surround under the lip on the cone on the JA3301 or just ride straight over it with the foam. What have you Guys done, the ones that have re surrounded the speakers them selves ?

JA3301 with foam surround

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Calling Oleg......

Straw Man, you don't own a Nakamichi then !

If you own a Nakamichi you’d know its virtues, its sad to see you’ve all but abandoned the Nakamichi heritage Yes thats true generally and the prices I agree are over the top, but this is subjectively what I’ve found, If I take a tape that I’ve recorded (Metal / Dolby C) on either of my...

Ive found a recording made on a Nakamichi are better to be played back on a Nakamichi. Besides the Freq.High response its the an openness that Nakamichi displays its a bit hard to describe, but its very faithful to the source. With me a lot of it is do with being mechanical and an analogue machine.

There’s a lot of nostalgia with me with the cassette decks and I can understand why a lot of folk steered clear of them. The Cassette Deck place in history is a time I have great affection for, all of us buffs would congregate at the HiFi store on a Friday night and argue what was the best.It...

1. Check the accompanying photo of the Pinch Rollers on my Dragon which show very little to deterioration. 2. I realise others will differ with this approach but I clean the Heads and Pinch Rollers on my Dragon with CRC Contact Cleaner saturated on a small piece of chamois. These Pinch...

Thankyou for those words, doing these posts are an escape from national events

My Heads on the Dragon

The Best of the Cassette Medium I have owned a Nakamichi Dragon since its release in 1982, and I am always thrilled when I listen to my example. Much are LP’s that I have recorded on Metal Tape with Dolby C. The Dragon offers a playback that is indistinguishable from the turntable source...

Hi Nick...sorry just a personal message I dumped wrongly