Zoki Audio – Hi-Fi Equipement Reviews

Harman/Kardon TD470 replaced the TD4800 at the top of the lineup during 1994, and new models appeared in the 1995 catalog.

Dear followers, this is the jubilee two-hundredth article I am publishing on my blog… so I hope you will enjoy it as well.

I have already said quite a lot about the company T+A in my text about the Music Receiver.

In the early 1990s, Philips introduced a line of components known as the “900 Series”, or simply “900”.

“The Chinese will wipe us all out…” is probably the phrase I use most often these days while looking at the build quality of the majority of inexpensive Chinese Hi-Fi devices I’ve come across over the past few years.

On my website I have already presented a SABA deck from their prestigious Sigma series – the CD450, a truly exceptional machine.

A few days ago, my wonderful Hi-Fi friend Boža sent me a message and asked whether I would like to receive two cassette decks as a gift: an Onkyo TA-2066 and a partially working Harman/Kardon TD392.

The name T+A comes from “Theory and Application”.

The TEAC V-7010 is the successor to the V-7000 model, with which the Japanese manufacturer made a clear shift in the design of its cassette decks—both externally and internally.

Harman/Kardon hardly needs any introduction.