| Title | Value |
|---|---|
| Type : | 2x 1bit a/d |
| 1x 1bit d/a | |
| 64x oversampling / 3rd order LPF | |
| Frequency response : | 2Hz...22Khz |
| Dynamic range : | 90dB |
| S/N ratio : | 90dB |
| THD : | 0,008% |
| Input : | 75 Ohm coaxial or TOS optical |
| RCA (analogue) | |
| Output : | 75 Ohm coaxial or TOS optical |
| RCA (analogue) | |
| Head : | 30mm Ø / amorphous ferrite |
| Tape speed : | 8,15mm /s |
| 12,225mm /s | |
| High-speed search : | x400 maximum |
| FF/REW time : | 27s (120' tape) |
| IR remote | RC-1920 |
| PC : | 25W |
| Dimensions : | 43,5 x 12,2 x 33,9cm |
| Weight : | 5,7kg. |
| List price : | 129,000¥ |
Onkyo DT-9000
october 1990
1994
After the bigga DT-2001 (1988) based on the Alpine mechanism used by all Teac and Tascam DAT recorders, Onkyo made another effort at DAT with a... rebadged Technics SV-DA10. Cheaper but therefore sporting the ultra-reliable RAA1001 mechanism.
Being from 1990 (like the DTC-55ES), the DT-9000 has SCMS.
The rest, bar the jog/shuttle function of the original, is an SV-DA10, FL display included - but it does have two independent 1bit a/d ICs.
The audio stages were however developed by Onkyo and not straight imports from the Technics SV-3700 / SV-3900 / SV-4100 / SV-DA10 / SV-D900 series.
The later DT-901 also was Technics-based : Onkyo remained an "extra" regarding DAT and never developed anything on its own.
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