Showa retro Toshiba Aurex cassette deck PC-X10, almost in working condition.

This is a Toshiba metal tape cassette deck from around 1980 during the Showa era. When connected to my mini component system for testing, playback was confirmed to be working fine with the needle swinging on both left and right channels without any issues. Fast forward, rewind, and the counter have also been tested and are working properly. The Dolby button lights up when pressed. However, since my mini component system does not have a line-out pin jack, I couldn't confirm the recording function, but it is likely that recording is possible. The exterior has signs of aging and dirt. Also, there is a slight chip on the top left corner when viewed from the front. I purchased this for dubbing purposes, but it has not been used frequently. It is in almost fully working condition, but due to aging, I would recommend that those who are very particular about it to refrain from purchasing. Specifications at that time: - It adopts an AP head compatible with metal tapes for the recording/playback head. - Equipped with Dolby NR system as a noise reduction system. - Equipped with a review & cue mechanism. - Equipped with a timer standby mechanism. - Equipped with a tape counter. - Equipped with a 3-stage switching tape selector. Cassette Deck Type Stereo Track System Recording System: AC bias (85 kHz) Recommended Tapes: MX, AX, AD Head Type: Recording/Playback - AP head, Erase - AF head Motor: 1 Motor for tape drive Wow & Flutter: 0.05% (WRMS) Fast winding time (C-60): 80 seconds Frequency Response: 20Hz to 17kHz (MX) Signal-to-Noise Ratio: Dolby NR in: 57dB Input Terminal: Line: 70mV/50kΩ, Mic: 0.25mV/600Ω to 10kΩ Output Terminal: Line: 0.4V/50kΩ, Headphone: 0.25mW/8Ω Power Supply: AC 100V, 50Hz/60Hz Power Consumption: 8W Dimensions: Width 420 x Height 145 x Depth 268mm Weight: 4.6 kg