TEAC A-30 (c. 1978)
Little is documented about the TEAC A-30. The record shows an audio component from the late 1970s, and the tone-control section drew the most attention.
A period review in HI-Fi-Stereo-Buyers (May 1978, p.16) covers the tone controls. The bass control had a choice of 125 Hz or 500 Hz turnover frequencies and a ±10 dB range at 20 Hz. The high-frequency control gave ±10 dB at 20 kHz when set for 2500 Hz. Both controls had defeat positions, so a listener who wanted no tonal correction could switch it out.
That's about the extent of the verifiable record. The A-30 is absent from the Archive's published TEAC catalog pages, and no full specification sheet survives in the sources we've digitized. A manual, a brochure or even a clear photo would help fill out a thin entry.
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