Your only task was to choose the type of tape to put in: Cr02 or normal. Beocord 900 had large easy-to-read VU meters and recording controls were separate for left and right channels. There was a socket for a microphone and a push-button for mono recordings.
Tape-heads were made of Super Permalloy, a hard and extremely durable material which ensures a long useful lifetime. Wow and flutter was less than 0.28% (JIS method). Signal-to-noise ratio was better than 50 dB with chromium dioxide tapes.
Tape system C60 – C90
Tape type: low noise
Chromdioxid
Tone head Super permalloy
VU metre 2 VU metre
Microphone Mono
Wow and flutter < +/- 0.28 %
Speed deviation < +/- 1.5 %
Fast forward and rewind 90 sec
Frequency range 40 – 12,500 Hz
Signal-to-noise ratio > 50 dB
Erasure > 60 dB
Erasure frequency 70 kHz
Radio input 6-100 mV / 47 kohms
Microphone input 75 – 1000 µV / 1 kohm
Radio output 800 mV / 11 kohms
Dimensions H x W x D: 8.5 x 40 x 24cm
Type | Language | Type | |
Service Manual | EN | BeoCord 900 Service Manual |
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