Sony WM-D6C, TC-D6C User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Recording System: 4-track, 2-channel stereo
- Wow and Flutter: 0.14% on both DIN and NAB 0.04% WRMS
- Tape Transport Mechanism Type: MT-D6C-20
- Tape Speed Deviation: + 0.3% (speed tuning is off)
- Outputs:
- LINE OUT: stereo minijack × 1
- Headphones: stereo minijack × 1
- Power Output: Headphones 30 mW + 30 mW at 10% harmonic distortion at load impedance of 32 ohms.
- Frequency Response:
- DOLBY NR OFF and TYPE IV cassette used 40 — 15000 Hz +3dB
- DOLBY NR OFF and TYPE II cassette used 40 — 15000 Hz +3dB
- DOLBY NR OFF and TYPE I cassette used 40 — 15000 Hz +3dB
- S/N NAB, at peak level
- TYPE IV cassette 71db
- TYPE II cassette 71db
- TYPE I cassette 67db
- Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.9% with Sony METALLIC
- Inputs: MIC plug in power 1x stereo minijack
- 0.25mV -70dB with low impedance
- Power Requirements 6 V dc four batteries Aa size.
- Battery Life Changes according to the type of cassette used
- TYPE IV 4 hours with the use of Sony Eveready AM3 alkaline battery
- TYPE I 5 hours
- TYPE I/IV 6 hours
- Dimensions: 181 x 40 x 95 mm (w/h/d)
- Weight: Approximately 640g (1 lb 7 oz) including batteries
- Additional Features:
- Quartz lock capstan servo device
- Dolby C-type noise reduction system for improved noise reduction
- Tape speed control to allow precise adjustment of tape speed to the required level
- Built-in DC-DC Converter to prevent power supply interruptions.
- Microphone level setter that reduces level from high input sources to avoid distortion
- Accepts diverse power sources i.e. batteries, mains electricity, rechargeable pack and 12V automobile battery
- Five LED peak/battery Lights
Frequently Asked Questions
- What types of power sources can the WM-D6C use?
In case of battery supply there are four Built Power Sources that the WM-D6C harnesses: Dry Ni –Metal batteries, Mains supply, a Rechargeable battery pack, and an Automobile deployable 12 Volt Battery.
- How long does the battery last?
Tape used will determine the endurance of the device’s battery. For the TYPE IV (Sony METALLIC) the battery would run for about four hours whereas for TYPE I it would run for approximately five hours but for the combination of TYPE 1/ IV based on Sony Eveready AM3 alkaline batteries will last about six hours.
- How does the frequency response vary across different cassette tapes?
- TYPE IV cassette frequency response is 40 — 15,000 Hz +3dB
- TYPE II cassette frequency response is 40 — 15,000 Hz +3dB
- TYPE I cassette frequency response is 40 — 15,000 Hz +3dB
- Do all types of cassettes incorporate the Dolby NR system?
Yes, the WM-D6C has a C-type Dolby NR system which balances the tape noise and fully works with TYPE I, II and IV cassettes.
- How much is the headphone output power?
The headphone output power is 30 mW + 30 mW at 10% harmonic distortion with a load impedance of 32 ohms.
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