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Old 06-06-2016, 05:02 AM
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Years back I was going to purchase the Nak Dragon but my hifi store set up a demo between the Dragon and the Nak CR-7E.
The CR-7E definitely had the sonic edge but not all the bells & whistles of the dragon, As I was primarily interested in sound quality the CR-7E was definitely a keeper. Btw the CR-7E had considerably better specs than my very heavy Revox RTR recorder.
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