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Sony Model TC-366

Three-Head Stereo Tape Deck

Here is the finest single-motor, three-head deck you can buy!  The new slanted-base TC-366 features two major innovations in medium-price decks; Automatic Total-Mechanism Shut-Off and Hyperbolic Heads, which require no pressure pads.  You can mix both microphone and line inputs, too.  The TC-366 combines single-motor simplicity and price with three-motor performance. The result?  Completely professional recording quality and tape handling!

FEATURES-

- Three Heads for Tape/Source Monitoring and Wider Frequency Response

- Non-magnetizing Record Head

- Ultra-High Frequency Bias

- Record Equalization Selector Switch for standard or Sony SLH-180 low-noise, high-output recording tape

- Vibration free motor

- Noise Suppressor Switch

- Sound-On-Sound Capability

- Servo Controlled Back Tension

- Microphone/Line Mixing

- Stereo headphone Monitoring Jack

- Two VU Meters

- Microphone and Auxiliary Inputs

- Four Digit Tape Counter

- Reversible Slanted Walnut Base provides the perfect angle for either Horizontal or Vertical Operation

- Automatic Tape Lifters

- Pause Control w/Lock

- Retractomatic Pinch Roller

SPECIFICATIONS-

Frequency Response @ 7-1/2IPS (Hz) - 30-25k ± 3db with Sony SLH-180

Frequency Response @ 3-3/4IPS (Hz) - 30-17k

Wow & Flutter @ 7-1/2IPS (%) - .09

Maximum Reel Size - 7"

Signal To Noise Ratio SLH Tape (db) - 55

Bias Frequency (kHz) - 160

Number of Motors - 1

Capstan Drive Motor – Induction

Rewind Time 1200’ Tape (Seconds) - 120

Power Requirements - 117 VAC, 30 watts, 60 Hz

Line Input Impedance (Ohms) - 100k

Line Input Sensitivity (Volts) - .06

Microphone Input Plug - Mini

Output Impedence (Ohms) - 100k

Dimensions WxHxD (Inches) – 16-7/16x14-13/16x8-5/16

Weight - 22lbs, 8oz.

Photo and data direct from Sony(Superscope) brochures. Thanks to A. W. Covert, Battle Creek, MI for this page.

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