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Sony
TC-K700ES
(1986 - 1988)
First
of the new series of ES cassette recorders,
with a long line of perfected siblings to come - all very
successful.
Separated
and twin-mono record and play boards, LC-OFC Laser Amorphous heads,
closed-Loop dual capstan with Quartz-locked DD drive, separate compartments
for the drive, control and audio sections, all the bells & whistles
of 1980s decks, dual Dolby IC and a power transformer worthy of
a powerful integrated amplifier.
73dB
of signal-to-noise ratio, 20Hz...20kHz frequency response within
3dB and 8,5kg on the balance. All this -and more- made for a worldwide
bestseller... like all of Sony's top recorders, whether old
(TC-K8B,
TC-FX7,
TC-K88B)
or newer (TC-K777,
TC-K777ES,
TC-K990ES,
TC-K555ESJ,
TC-KA7ES)
- never forget that Sony's first successes came from tape products
and it remained so for more than 40 years, in both professional
and consumer fields !
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