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1000ZXL
Computing Cassette Deck
- MSRP $3800
- 1979 - 1984
- Pressure pad lifter
- Double Capstan
- RAMM (Random Access Music Memory)
- A.B.L.E. (Azimuth, Bias, Level, Equalizer)
- Auto Azimuth Alignment
- Diffused-Resonance Transport
- Discrete 3-Head Technology
- Digital Fluorescent Display
- Silent Mechanism
- Microprocessor Control
- Asymmetrical Dual Capstans
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- My 1000ZXL by Wouter Heijke
- My 1000ZXL
- The most impressive deck I own and one of the most impressive ever build.
- It's calibration system is unique and makes the best sounding tapes of all the Naks I know. The FL meters are even more impressive then the 680ZX's meters which i always loved. I bought it one time in the USA and took it home myself by airplane. It needed only little maintenance so I was lucky. Now it has some blown lights on the memory banks, but I can live with that.
