Teac A-3300SX2T (1980)
Documentation on the Teac A-3300SX2T is thin, but the one solid record is a good one. It's a two-track open-reel deck in Teac's A-3300 line. In its February 1980 tape-deck roundup, High Fidelity (February 1980, p.112) listed it at $1,050 and put it alongside the A-6100 MKII as a two-track machine worth considering. The magazine spent much of the roundup on multi-channel flexibility, then closed by telling readers not to be afraid of a good two-track deck. The A-3300SX2T was its example.
Beyond that listing, almost nothing is documented about this model in the available sources. There are no measured performance figures, no brochure details and no service literature. What the record does show is that High Fidelity thought it deserved a serious look at $1,050 in 1980.
- Format: two-track open-reel
- Listed price: $1,050
- Cited in High Fidelity, February 1980, p.112
- Mentioned alongside the Teac A-6100 MKII
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