Teac - TEAC Corporation (ティアック株式会社, Tiakku Kabushiki-gaisha) (/ˈtiːæk/) is a Japanese electronics manufacturer. TEAC was created by the merger of the Tokyo Television Acoustic Company, founded in 1953, and the Tokyo Electro-Acoustic Company, founded in 1956. In 2013, Gibson bought a majority stake in the company, but after Gibson's bankruptcy in 2018, TEAC announced that they would continue to operate on their own.
| Brand | Manufacturer | Model | Description | Type | Length | Year | Made in | Market | |
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Teac | Unknown | LH | Type I Normal | 46 | 1980 | Japan | ||
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Teac | Unknown | Type I Normal | 46 | 1980 | Japan | USA | ||
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Teac | Unknown | CDC | Type I Normal | 60 | 1981 | Japan | USA | |
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Teac | MTT-X255CW | Test Cassette | 1981 | Japan | Japan | |||
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Teac | BASF | MTT-141N | Test Cassette | 1981 | Japan | Europe | ||
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Teac | Unknown | Type I Normal | 60 | 1981 | Japan | USA | ||
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Teac | CDC | Type I Normal | 60 | 1982 | Japan | USA | ||
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Teac | CDC | Type I Normal | 90 | 1982 | Japan | USA | ||
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Teac | Unknown | CRC | Type II Chrome | 60 | 1982 | Japan | USA | |
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Teac | CDC | Type I Normal | 60 | 1983 | Japan | USA | ||
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Teac | CDC | Type I Normal | 90 | 1983 | Japan | USA | ||
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Teac | CRC | Type II Chrome | 60 | 1983 | Japan | USA | ||
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Teac | CRC | Type II Chrome | 90 | 1983 | Japan | USA | ||
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Teac | MR | Type I Normal | 60 | 1983 | Japan | USA | ||
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Teac | OC Open Cassette | NT-50 | Type I Normal | 50 | 1983 | Japan | Japan | |
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Teac | OC Open Cassette | CT-50 | Type II Chrome | 50 | 1983 | Japan | Japan | |
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Teac | OC Open Cassette | MT-50 | Type IV Metal | 50 | 1983 | Japan | Japan | |
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Teac | OC Open Cassette | Casse RH-1A | 1983 | Japan | Japan | |||
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Teac | COBALT | 52BL | Type II Chrome | 52 | 1984 | Japan | Japan | |
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Teac | COBALT | 52G | Type II Chrome | 52 | 1984 | Japan | Japan |
