I have recently fixed this beauty. It looks like new has more than 40 years. This one was the first Grundig machine made with transistors instead of tubes. It's a 4 tracks 1 channel mono, single speed (9.5 cm/s - 3.75 ips) and single motor. Has built-in amp and speaker. It can handle up to 5" 3/4 - 15 cms. reels. Although is a mono machine, can reproduce two channels at a time.
I recorded a stereo tape in a Pioneer RT-909 and here is the result:
I recorded a stereo tape in a Pioneer RT-909 and here is the result:
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is it possible to record with this? how do you to it? thanks!
Yes, it also records in three different ways: automatic level, manual level and "trick" (records the new program without erase the old one).
There's a DIN socket in the upper left corner of the machine to plug a mic and in the back panel there are more DIN sockets and one is for a line in signal (from CD, tuner...)
I have one also and no need for it. What is best way to sell?
They usually are cheap in Europe, only a very perfect unit (both cosmetic and mechanically) can worth the effort of shipping costs.
Try eBay for selling it.
Thanks for the guide. Helped me resurrect mine.
Hello. I have possibilities of buying the same one. But I want to know if it is also Stereo or only Mono.
Thank You!
It's mono
I have a Grundig tk46 - what's the trick to getting the top off so I can look inside...the 2 bottom knobs, hohen-basse knox...how do they come off, I tried pulling and prying but I don;t want to break it??
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The PLAY/PAUSE/STOP control on my TK-146 will no longer turn. It is stuck in the Fast Rewind position. Does anyone know how to fix this?
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