If you do find one though, you won't be disappointed.very musical and reliable piece of equipment. Download PDF file with TEAC CD-Z5000 Service Manual. Any charges incurred for hazardous materials or other special handling by the carrier must be paid by the customer.
Additionally, standard shipping rates will apply for all orders to Alaska and Hawaii. These decks are hard to find, at least ones in mint condition at a reasonable price. Shipping Policy Exceptions: Not all products qualify for the above Shipping Policy. The main features of the TEAC Z-5000 are: 3 heads and off-tape monitoring, digital linear tape counter with 4 digits and memory stop, manual tape type selection and capable of handling normal. Bias fine tuning is another great feature, again if you're still making recordings, as I always found slight bias differences in the tape formulations of Denon, Fuji, TDK, and Maxell. This TEAC Z-5000 is a stereo cassette deck with Dolby B and C and DBX noise reduction, it was first sold by TEAC in 1983 with a list price of USD 1,000. The center-well design, amber lighting and the clean front panel look great, with a multi-mode tape counter and RTZ return to zero function that speeds up finding a specific point in the tape and determining remaining time. This is a large unit by early 90's standards, more akin to the late 70's chassis, so it really has a tendency to stand out in your audio rack, which isn't a bad thing at all. I purchased mine new in 1991 and it is still my go-to deck for both recording and playback, not that I do much recording these days. Of all the decks I have owned since the late '70's, the V-3000 is my personal favorite for both its excellent performance and its great aesthetics. The 3-head design is obviously a must-have, while dual cassette wells, auto-reverse and track search are the must NOT haves.
For cassette freaks, the great decks are defined as much by what they DON'T have as what they DO have.
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