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SONYTCWE475

Model:TCWE475.CEK £141.81
Weight: 5.06 kg
Manufacturer: Sony
Stock: 0
Sony Dual Auto-Reverse Cassette Deck Model TCWE475

The TCWE475 offers classic dubbing deck features plus Sony quality at a very wallet-friendly price. Auto-reverse play (on both decks) and auto-reverse record (deck B) means you don't have to flip tapes over. Relay play lets you enjoy all the music on both sides of both tapes for hours of nonstop playback. Or use multiple music search to skip right to the song you want to hear next. Make tape-to-tape copies at normal speed or at high speed in half the time! Deck A even offers pitch control that lets you adjust the music's playback speed. CD Synchro makes for convenient dubbing from Sony Control A1/A1II-compatible CD players.

Features:

  • auto-reverse record/play (deck B); auto-reverse play (deck A)
  • relay play
  • multiple music search
  • normal/high-speed dubbing
  • Dolby B and C
  • Dolby HX Pro (deck B)
  • pitch control (deck A)
  • CD Synchro dubbing with Sony Control A1/A1II CD players
  • controllable by Sony receiver remotes
  • frequency response (?3dB) 30-19000 HZ metal tape
  • S/N ratio 78 dB (Dolby C)
  • wow and flutter 0.10%
  • Width: 17
  • Height: 4-3/4
  • Depth:12-15/16
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