TC-580 vs Nakamichi 480
The 480's signal-to-noise is 62 dB against the TC-580's 56 dB. Both share thd (1.200%).
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This vintage recorder supports tape speeds of 4.75, 9.5, and 19 cm/s, with a frequency response of 30-9000 Hz at 4.75 cm/s, 30-17000 Hz at 9.5 cm/s, and 20-30000 Hz at 19 cm/s. It includes two playback heads and two combination record/erase heads, allowing for a 4-track, 2-channel stereo/monaural system. The TC-580 also features automatic tape lifters and a servo-control capstan motor.
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The 480's signal-to-noise is 62 dB against the TC-580's 56 dB. Both share thd (1.200%).
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