Specifications and Main Features
- Model: D-150
- Receiver Section: UDRA-150
- Amplifier Output: 30W + 30W (40 Hz ~ 20 kHz)
- Bass Control: 100 Hz +8 dB
- Treble Control: -10 kHz +8 dB
- SDB (Super Dynamic Bass): 80 Hz, +8 dB
- FM Reception Frequency Range: 87.5 MHz ~ 108.0 MHz
- AM Reception Frequency Range: 520 kHz ~ 1710 kHz
- FM Reception Sensitivity: 1.51uV/75 ohms (SN ratio 30 dB)
- Sensitivity to AM Reception: 20uV (SN ratio 20 dB)
- Stereo FM Separation: 36 dB (1 KHz)
- Player Section: UDCM-150
- CD Player Wow and Flutter: Well below the measuring limits W 0.001% Pk
- Sampling Frequency: 44.1 kHz
- Cassette Deck Section: UDR-150
- Deck Type: Horizontal 4-track 2-channel auto reverse stereo cassette
- Speed: 4.75 cm/sec
- Included Circuits: Dolby B And C
- Tape Usable: Normal chrome and metal tapes
- Speakers Section: USC-150
- Type Of Speakers: 2-Way 2 Speaker Bass Reflex Speakers
- Speaker Input Power: 50 W
- Speaker Impedance: 8 Ohm
- Remote Control Unit: URC-200
- Number Of Buttons: 40
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How much power does the D-150 Personal Component System deliver?
A1: The maximum power output is 30W + 30W.
Q2: Which media types are supported by the cassette deck?
A2: As for the cassette deck, it can handle normal, chrome, and metal tapes.
Q3: What is the FM range of the D-150?
A3: 87.5 MHz is the lower end of the FM range while 108.0 MHz is the upper range of the reception.
Q4: Was there any Dolby noise reduction support in the system?
A4: Indeed, Dolby B and C noise reduction circuits are present in the devices.
Q5: Is there any possibility of remote controlling?
A5: There is a possible remote control using Remote Control Unit URC-200 with a 40 button control.
Q6: What about synchronized recording, is the CD player capable of that?
A6: Sure, the CD SRS (synchronized recording) function is available on the CD players.
Q7: I would like to know the weight of the receiver?
A7: The weight of the receiver UDRA-150 is around 5.3 kg which is approximately equal to 11 lbs 11 oz.
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