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PREGAUTIOilS

Environment

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any other

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Tape Speed:

4.76cmis

9.5cm/s

Motor:

Wow

1 DC

and Flutter:

Frequency

30-16,000H2,
30-15,000H2,
30-14,000H2,

Signal-to-Noise

55

65

Fast

Winding Time:

Approximately

lnputs: Line;

(1-7l8

(3-3/4

Servo Motor

0.09

Response

Ratio

(NR

dB
dB

off

(Dolby

98mV, 50k

ips)

ips; in Hl SPEED DUB)

%

(Overall,

Metal Tape
CrOz Tape

Normal Tape

-20d8):

(Overall):

THD

,3o/o

B NR

120

ohms

Level, Weighted)

on, at 5 kHz)

seconds for C-60

Outputs:

Line;

0.58V for load impedance

or more

Power Requirements:
Power

Consumption: 10 W

120V AC,

60Hz

of 50k

ohms

Dimensions(WxHxD):

x

435

(17-1

Weight:

ol

Standard Accessories:

3.3 kg

lnput-Output

o

Specifications were
except as noted.

o

lmprovements

feature

o

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production

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215 mm

18' x 5-1 /8" x 8-711 6")

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lbs) net

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notice.

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