Discrette
Three-Head Cassette Deck
Features:
Pure,
dynamic tape sound and exceptional ease of use.
The design
goals of our cassette decks were the performance up to a par with dynamic
digital sound and the computer-controlled convenience to match. As you see, we
scored high on both counts.
High
rigidity, low resonsnce and low vibration.
Harmful
"acoustic modulation noise" the source of fuzzy and muddy sound, is
suppressed by using a rigid die-cast aluminum base for the head drive
mechanism, cassette stabilizing pad and large insulators
Auto DDRP
(Dynamics Detection Recording Processor)
The DDRP is
another automatic convenience made possible by JVC's COMPU LINK Control System.
Just touch the "DDRP" button on a CD player, and recording levels for
CD are optimized and programmed tracks are recorded, all automatically. What's
more, the output from the CD player is automatically set to bypass the
recording level control in the deck so it's fed to the record head directly. To
maximize the performance of each tape, the input sensitivity is automatically
set by type (normal/chrome and metal). So with DDRP we've entriely eliminated
the chore of adjusting recording level for best results every time you record
different CDs using different tapes.
JVC COMPU
LINK Control System with sync convenience
Mate our
COMPU LINK cassette decks with COMPU LINK components, and they operate
interactively with each other when using our cassette decks with our CD
players, for example you can operate three hours continuously or record on two
tappes simultaneously.
Monitor capable
discrete 3-head configuration; "Fine" amorphous heads for better
high-frequency response and low wear.
Computer-controlled
full-logic control - It makes
comfortable touch operation, direct control of tape and remote control
operation yours to enjoy.
Silent
mechanism for driving head assembly
Closed-loop
dual-capstan drive - In a
closed-loop dual-capstan drive, the tape, as it runs across the heads, is
isolated from vibration. Better response and lower intermodulation noise are
the results.
Low-resonance
designs; Die-cast aluminum base for mechanism, high-specific-gravity front
panel, cassette-shell stabilizer, large insulators
2"
Direct inputs for direct connection with CD player, etc.
PCOCC coil
and lead wiring in heads - A fine
amorphous head combines better high-frequency response and low wear. Highly
pure copper wiring called PCOCC in heads ensures signal purity and clarity.
Separate
circuit construction for low interference
DC-configured
amps on separate PC boards
Low-impedance
voltage-tracking regulated power supply
Dolby HX-Pro
and double Dolby B/C noise reductionsystems with MPX filter
Fluorescent
Digital peak Display, level meters and digital counter
Auto Rec
Mute, Music Scan, Timer start (record/play), Auto tape selector
Headphone
output with volume control
Bias control
for flat response from any tape
Balance
control
Gold-plated
terminals
Specifications:
Frequency
Response at -20 VU:
Metal Tape
: 10 - 22,000 Hz (15 - 20,000 ±3 dB)
SA/Chrome
Tape : 10 -20,000 Hz (15 - 18,000 Hz ±3
dB)
Normal Tape
: 10 -20,000 Hz (15 - 18,000 Hz ±3 dB)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio :
59 dB (metal tape)
Wow and
Flutter : 0,035% (WRMS)
Crosstalk (1
kHz): 65 dB
Channel
Separation (1 kHz): 40 dB
Harmonic
Distortion
Totaal (0
VU, 1 kHz): 1,0% (metal)
K3 (0 VU, 1
kHz) : 0,5% (metal)
Heads
Record/Playback: Discrete 3-head configuration, fine amorphous
heads for recording and playback
Erese : Two-gap ferrite head
Input
Sensitivity/Impedance: 80mV/50 k Ω
Line Out
: 300 mV/600 Ω
Headphones
: 0-1 mW/8 Ω (matching impedance 8 - 1 k
Ω)
Dimensions
(W x H x D): 435 x 132 x 335 mm
(17-3/16" x 5-1/4" x 13-1/4")
Weight: 7,6 kg (16,6 lbs)
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