Is the Kenwood KX-W6020 a 3 Head Cassette Deck. I called Kenwood they said it was I need the owners manual to check & see. Anyone own this Cassette Deck or one similar? Thank You for your help.
Cassette Deck a 3 Head?
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jan_stevns
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Dual well decks are very seldom 3head models - there isn't much information floating around on this model (found one on ebay)
Why not open and look?
Anyway, it's a 2 head deck.............well actually a 4 head deck.
"dolph"
Anyway, it's a 2 head deck.............well actually a 4 head deck.
"dolph"
I'll have to get somebody to help me open it up & look sometime.
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It's a 2 or 4 head Cassette Deck?
rotovator
Cassette deck fanatic
I'm pretty sure it's a 2 head deck (one to erase the tape and the other to record and play). There are only a few dual decks with three heads. When we talk about two or three heads we're talking about one single cassette player/decks.
AS the mentioned deck is a dual cassette, one can think of it as having 4 heads (2 + 2)
AS the mentioned deck is a dual cassette, one can think of it as having 4 heads (2 + 2)
eThink
Well-Known Member
When I say open, I mean open the well where you put in a tape.
In there, touching the tape when playing, you have the heads visible.
"dolph"
Ok I looked in their & I thought I saw 3 heads but I'm not positive. The retail price of the Cassette Deck when new was $299.99 when new. This Cassette Deck is a Dual Capstan Machine.
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It's a two-head, run of the mill, auto-reverse dubber.
How do you know it has 2 heads? It sounds fantastic Kenwood makes awesome products.
jan_stevns
Super Member
There is a brochure (in german) on diplodocs - it says record/playback head
(if the deck had separate heads, they would have written so)
(if the deck had separate heads, they would have written so)
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Ok Thank you everybody I was just wondering how many heads it has thats all. I love 2 or 3 head Cassette Decks single or dual it doesn't matter.
A bigger giveaway is that it can barely scratch out 15,000 Hz with metal tape.
