Sony TC-FX600 - Page 2

TC-FX600
Signal-to-noise ratio (NAB, at peak level):
Dolby NR switch
Cassette
TYPE IV (Sony METALLIC)
TYPE I (Sony DUAD)
TYPE II (Sony UCX)
TYPE I (Sony BHF)
OFF |B-TYPE-ON
C-TYPE-ON
72 dB
| 58 dB
; Total Harmonic
Outputs: Line outputs (phono jacks)
Output level 0.44 V at load impedance
50 k2
Load impedance over 10 k22.
Headphone output
eb al level 0.43 mW at load impedance
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US, Canadian model: AC 120 V, 60 Hz
AEP model: AC 240, 60 Hz
UK model: AC 220, 60 Hz
E model: AC: 110, 120, 220, 240 — 50/60 Hz
Power Requirements:
Power Consumption: AC 26W
Dimensions: Approx. 430(w) x 105(h) x 275(d) mm
167/s(w) x 43/,(h) x 10%/, (d) inches
including projecting parts and controls
Weight: Approx. 5.5 kg (12 Ibs 3 oz)
0dB =0.775 V
Tape Transport Mechanism | TCM-110V13
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Distortion: 1.0 % (Sony DUAD and METALLIC)
Inputs: = Microphone inputs (phone jacks)
Sensitivity 0.25 mV
For a low-impedance microphone
Line inputs (phono jacks)
Sensitivity 77.5 mV (50 kQ)
FEATURES
Dolby NR C-type noise reduction system
In addition to the conventional B-type Dolby NR
system, the TC-FX77 employs the newly-developed
C-type Dolby NR system which reduces tape noise
twice as effectively as the B-type system. The
C-type system also incorporates an anti-saturation
network to improve the high-frequency dynamic
range by 4 dB at 10 kHz.
Newly-developed LA (Laser Amorphous) head
The record/playback head is made of a special
amorphous magnetic alloy developed by Sony, and its
cores are solidly welded by laser. This new highly-
durable head provides a wider dynamic range and a
more extended frequency response, especially in the
high-frequency range. The head is designed to take
full advantage of the potential of the metal tapes.
Digital linear counter
This counter indicates the recording or playback
time elapsed on the tape so that the tape can be
precisely indexed. While conventional displays can
only indicate the elapsed recording time, this display
can indicate with a minus sign how much recording
time remains.
Tape programming functions
The AMS (Automatic Music Sensor), Memory,
Repeat and Ending Control functions allow you to
program the tape deck operation as you desire.
AMS: for locating the beginning of a selection on the
tape.
Memory: for easily locating any point on the tape.
Repeat: for repeating any selection any number of
times.
Ending control: for stopping the tape after playing a
paticular number of selections.
Full-logic ““feather-touch” operation
At the slightest touch, the ‘‘feather-touch’”’ func-
tion buttons which control a microprocessor enable
you to switch directly from one mode to another
without going through the stop mode.
Bright 16 segment peak program meters and wide-
scale REC LEVEL (recording level) controls
The peak program meters follow the transient
peaks of the music and maintain the peak readings for
about 4 seconds. This double indication and the
wide-scale REC LEVEL controls make it easy to set
critical recording levels precisely.
Timer-activated recording and playback
A timer switch is provided to turn the deck on and
off any number of times at preset times determined
by an optional timer.
Remote control operation
Using the optional RM-50 or RM-80 remote
control unit, various operations—recording, playback,
record muting operation, etc. can be remotely
controlled.
When the RM-65 synchro remote control unit is
used to connect this cassette deck with a turntable
equipped with a synchro remote control jack or a TC-
PBS stereo cassette player, the operation of the cas-
sette deck and the turntable or TC-PB5 will be syn-
chronized.
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