Nakamichi 600 2 Head Cassette Console Made in Japan
The Nakamichi 600 offers a performance that outshines many other stereo cassette decks: it combines standard cassette playing and recording with analog needle VU reading meters and mechanical transport controls for a wider range of capabilities and functions. The schematics diagram on the back is a cool element to an already unique, rack-mountable design, and its right above the RCA inputs/outputs, which can be used for connection to other audio components. Overall, the performance this cassette console will bring is well worth the price, and you will own a piece of vintage audio history for many years to come!
CONDITION
SPENCERTIFIED- Fully certified by Spencer
Refurbished and SPENCERTIFIED
Every function has been confirmed 100% working. We have cleaned it inside and out and replaced any worn parts. A recap was performed if necessary. All pots, knobs, connectors and boards have been cleaned with CRC cleaner.
Cosmetic Condition: Good (the system itself is in great condition, but the dust cover does have a chip in the bottom right hand corner).
Functional Condition: Very Good.
WHAT'S IN THE BOX?
- Nakamichi 600 2 Head Cassette Console
- Original Dust Cover
- Audio Cables
Other information about the Nakamichi 600
- 2-head, single compact cassette deck
- 4-track, 2-channel stereo track system
- Dolby B Noise Reduction
- 4.76 cm/s tape speed
- Heads: 1 x record/playback, 1 x erase
- Tape Type: type I, CrO2
- Frequency Response: 40Hz to 18kHz (Cr02 tape)
- Wow and Flutter: 0.12%
- Total Harmonic Distortion: 1.5%
- Belt driven single-capstan transport
- 3-digit tape counter and memory stop
- Manual tape type selection
- Capable of handling normal and chrome tapes with additional manual equalization selection
DIMENSIONS
- 15.75" x 9.4" x 6.7" (Length x Width x Height)
- Weight: 14.5 lbs
INPUTS
- Audio L/R x1 (back)
- DIN Input/Output Connector x1 (back)
OUTPUTS
- Audio L/R x1 (back)
- DIN Input/Output Connector x1 (back)
MANUFACTURE DATE and PLACE
- MFD. 1975-1978
- Made in Japan