Specifications and Main Features
- Type: Vertical tape loading 4 track 2 channel stereo cassette tape deck
- Heads:
- SF Record/Playback head x 1
- Erase head (Ferrite) x 1
- Motors:
- Electronic servo DC motor (for capstan) x 1
- DC motor (for reel winding) x 1
- DC motor (for mechanism driving) x 1
- Tape Speed: 4.8 cm/sec
- Fast Forward, Rewind Time: This time can be reduced to 100 seconds with the use of a C-60 cassette.
- Recording Bias: 105 kilohertz.
- Overall S/N Ratio (at 3% THD level): The figure indicates that more than 70 dB (CCIR/ARM) of s/n ratio is achieved when Dolby C NR is on.
- Overall Frequency Response: The frequency range extends from 35 to 17,000 Hz with a blanking level of -20 dB METAL tape.
- Channel Separation: Above 40 db at 1 kHz
- Crosstalk: About 65 db at 1 kHz
- Wow & Flutter: 0.05% the power is lower than throttle fs effect at wrms (JIS method)
- Inputs: Line (77.5 mV (-20 dB) input level at maximum, Input impedance: 50 kΩ unbalance)
- Outputs:
- Line (775mV (0dB) output level at maximum.
- Headphone (1.2 mW output level at maximum device into loads which is best between 8Ω to 1.2kΩ).
- Accessories: Parallel pin cord x 2
- Power Supply: Rated equipment automatic voltage regulator is 50 Hz or 60 Hz selectable.
- Power Consumption: 18W
- Dimensions: 434 (W) x 115 (H) x 286 (D) mm.
- Weight: 5 kilograms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What kind of tapes does the DR-M10 accept?
A: The DR-M10 accommodates normal, CrO2, and type metal tapes.
Q: Is it possible to change the recording levels on the DR-M10?
A: Use the INPUT LEVEL potentiometers to change the recording levels on a per channel basis.
Q: The tape does not play back. How do I fix this?
A: Make sure both the pinch roller and capstan shaft are cleaned, most transport problems are basic dirt problems.
Q: Is it possible to attach headphones onto the DR-M10?
A: Yes it is possible to attach headphones into the PHONES jack for personal listening.
Q: What is the power consumption of the DR-M10?
A: The power consumption is not more than: DR-M10 18W.
Q: Approximately what do you think would be the fast forward time for a C-60 cassette?
A: The approximate fast forward time I would say would be around 100 seconds for a C-60 cassette.
Q: Is the conventional noise reduction system founded in the DR-M10?
A: Yes, it comes with a Dolby-C noise reduction system.
Q: What is the overall frequency response of the recording?
A: When a metal tape is used, the overall frequency response is a range of 35 ~ 17000 hertz at -20 decibels.
Q: What is the weight of the DRS M10?
A: The DRS M10 also weighs approximately 5 kilograms.
Q: How can I set all the zeros in the tape counter?
A: Set all zeros in the tape counter by pressing the RESET button.
Q: Is there an auto tape selector in DR-M10?
A: The DR-M10 has an auto tape selector which enables the deck to adjust all settings of the deck depending on the type of tape used.
User Manual
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