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Nakamichi Nakamichi 600 (1975 - Silver)
Product information
- Product category
- Cassette Recorder
- Manufacturer
- Nakamichi
- Function
- flawless
- Age
- 50 years 3 months
- Usage state
- second-hand
- Appearance
- as good as new
- Accessories
- complete with original box
- Price
- 1,250.00 €
- More information
- http://www.nakamichi.com/
Description
Nakamichi 600The Nakamichi 600, introduced in 1975,
is an iconic "ski-slope" 2-head cassette console famed for proving that a two-head deck could rival professional open-reel performance. It was a pivotal model for the brand, bridging high-fidelity sound and striking modernist aesthetics with a sloped front panel and milled aluminum controls.
Key Technical Specifications
Authoritative data from the Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording and the vintage marketplace Taste For Audio outline its core capabilities:
Configuration: 2-head, 4-track, 2-channel stereo deck.
Heads: One focused record/playback head, one erase head.
Frequency Response: 40 Hz to 18,000 Hz using Chrome (Type II) tape, shattering contemporary industry standards.
Noise Reduction: Integrated Dolby B circuit.
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 65 dB with Dolby B enabled.
Wow & Flutter: 0.12%.
Total Harmonic Distortion: ~1.5%.
Dimensions & Weight: 400 x 170 x 237 mm; weighing roughly 6.5 kg.
Unique Structural & Audio Features
Distinct Slanted Profile: A signature layout optimizing physical viewing angles for dual mechanical VU meters, mechanical tape counter, and piano-style operations.
Manual Calibration: Outfitted with a built-in 400 Hz test tone generator alongside manual bias and recording level pots, enabling users to calibrate the deck perfectly to unique tape formulations.
IM Suppression Circuit: Employs an intermodulation suppression feature designed to inject an anti-distortion current that actively neutralizes tape saturation.
is an iconic "ski-slope" 2-head cassette console famed for proving that a two-head deck could rival professional open-reel performance. It was a pivotal model for the brand, bridging high-fidelity sound and striking modernist aesthetics with a sloped front panel and milled aluminum controls.
Key Technical Specifications
Authoritative data from the Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording and the vintage marketplace Taste For Audio outline its core capabilities:
Configuration: 2-head, 4-track, 2-channel stereo deck.
Heads: One focused record/playback head, one erase head.
Frequency Response: 40 Hz to 18,000 Hz using Chrome (Type II) tape, shattering contemporary industry standards.
Noise Reduction: Integrated Dolby B circuit.
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 65 dB with Dolby B enabled.
Wow & Flutter: 0.12%.
Total Harmonic Distortion: ~1.5%.
Dimensions & Weight: 400 x 170 x 237 mm; weighing roughly 6.5 kg.
Unique Structural & Audio Features
Distinct Slanted Profile: A signature layout optimizing physical viewing angles for dual mechanical VU meters, mechanical tape counter, and piano-style operations.
Manual Calibration: Outfitted with a built-in 400 Hz test tone generator alongside manual bias and recording level pots, enabling users to calibrate the deck perfectly to unique tape formulations.
IM Suppression Circuit: Employs an intermodulation suppression feature designed to inject an anti-distortion current that actively neutralizes tape saturation.
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Service Laboratory & Restoration Facility Tape Recorders
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5517884037
Advert time period- Start:
- 22.09.2026 - 16:52
- End:
- 21.11.2026 - 16:52
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