
Akai GX-630D-SS
Akai
Japan

Tape Deck Details
Number of Motors
3
Number of Heads
4
Head Configuration
Quad
Wow & Flutter
0.06
Signal-to-Noise [dB]
54
Dimensions [mm]
530 x 440 x 265
Weight [kg]
21
Year built
1976 - 1980
Head Composition
Permalloy
Equalization
NAB
Frequency Response
30 Hz to 21 kHz at 7½ ips
Speed
3¾, 7½
Max Reel [inch]
10.5
Tracks
$550
1/4 Rec/PB+1/2PB
Price
Additional Information
Track system: 4-track, 4-channel (quadraphonic) and 2-channel stereo/multi-channel compatibility
Heads: 1 x GX record head, 1 x GX playback head, 2 x erase heads; all use Permalloy material
Motors: 3 motors — 1 direct drive AC servo capstan motor (Center Pole Generated technology), and 2 eddy current outer rotor motors for reel drive
Maximum reel size: 10.5 inches
Tape speeds: 3¾ and 7½ inches per second
Wow and flutter: 0.06% at 7½ ips, 0.1% at 3¾ ips
Frequency response: 30 Hz to 21 kHz (+-3 dB at 7½ ips speed)
Signal-to-noise ratio: 54 dB
Total harmonic distortion: 0.5%
Crosstalk: 40 dB
Inputs: 70 mV (line), 0.25 mV (mic)
Outputs: Line output at 0.775 V, two stereo headphone jacks
Semiconductors: 65 transistors, 63 diodes, 4 ICs
Dimensions: 20.9" (W) x 17.3" (H) x 10.4" (D) / 530 x 440 x 265 mm
Weight: 45.5 lbs (20.7 kg)
Additional features: Quadra Sync feature allowing mini home-studio use with 4-channel surround monitoring, pitch control with 5% speed modulation, four microphone inputs, two headphone outputs, 10½ inch reel capacity
Power supply: Multivoltage, 110-120 V and 220-240 V
Manufacture period: 1976 to 1980
Market category: Mid-high fidelity consumer/semipro reel tape deck with advanced multi-channel and quadraphonic capabilities
This model is noted for its advanced quadraphonic recording and monitoring capabilities, robust triple-motor transport system, and highly durable GX heads designed to reduce wear and maximize audio fidelity.