Pioneer CT-S710 Kassettbandspelare i bruksskick. Köpte den själv på tradera. Det finns några små repor på ovansidan som inte påverkar funktionen. Remmar i mekanik utbytta för några år sedan. Men den behöver nog en service då den inte är använd på ett tag.

General

Manufacturer: Pioneer
Model: CT-S710
Type: Single
Years of manufacture: 1992-93
Made in: Japan
Color: Black, Champagne-Gold
Remote control: no
Power consumption: 22 watts
Dimensions: 420 x 146 x 375 mm (W x H x D)
Weight: 7.6 kg
Original price approx.: 850 DM (black), 900 DM (gold),

Connections

Number of inputs: 2

Line In (Input, RCA, Chinch) = 95 mV/47 kOhm Pioneer system socket for a system remote control

Number of outputs: 3

Line Out (Output, RCA, Cinch) = 500 mV/1.8 kOhm Pioneer system socket for a system remote control

Headphone output jack 6.3mm (5.5 mW, load impedance 8 Ohm with Phones Level control max.)

Technical data

Audio heads: 3 - 1 hard permalloy record/playback head (combinated), 1 double gap ferrite erase head with sendust protection
Motors: 3 - 1 DC servo motor for sound wave drive, 1 DC motor for winding plate drive, 1 DC auxiliary motor
Synchronization fluctuations: 0,023% (WRMS), + 0,056% (DIN, bew.), DIN unweighted: 0,13% = best value (Ang. n. Stereo 9/92,S.34) .
Frequency response: 15 - 22,000 Hz at +-6 dB (Metal), 15 - 21,000 Hz at +-6dB (Normal and Chrome),
Signal-to-noise ratio: 60 dB, with Dolby B: >70dB, with Dolby C >79dB .
Treble dynamic range (Ang. according to Stereo 9/92, p.34) at 315 Hz / 10 KHz: Chrome 76dB / 71.5dB, Metal 79dB / 76 dB .
Distortion: < 0.6% (-4 dB).
Auto-Reverse: No
Title search: Yes, up to 15 titles
Dolby: HX Pro, B/C NR
MPX Filter: Yes, rear panel
Fader: No
Pitch control: No
CD sync recording: Yes.
Tape flow 0db = 250 nWb/m
MPX filter (switch on rear panel)
Automatic tape type setting

Special features

Pioneer "Reference Master" Drive: Dual Capstan Drive
Central drive arrangement and two inner chassis: High structural strength, improved damping of spurious vibrations and reduced crosstalk between adjacent blocks
Inclined drive: Stabilizes synchronism and reduces tape vibration
Three-head assembly with monitor automatic (rear band control),
Coils made of oxygen-free single-crystal copper (PC-OCC) for the cleanest possible transmission.
Fine-grained capstan bearing: smoother tape run due to minimized surface roughness of the take-up side capstan bearing.
Super Auto BLE calibration computer with three ranges (Bias, Level, Equilizer) and at three frequencies,
Additional bias adjustment possible with +/- buttons (left side on front panel)
High quality power supply: lower noise and wide dynamic range due to better electrical characteristics
Vibration-damping design: Two inner chassis, robust honeycomb-reinforced chassis, cassette stabilization, decoupled cassette compartment door and large damper feet
Dolby B/C NR Noise Reduction and Dolby HX Pro
CD Deck Sync: Easy CD-to-Tape Dubbing with Pioneer CD Players
Digital Tape Tension Control: Consistently low start-to-finish synchronisation fluctuations
Recall Memory: The latest settings (Super Auto BLE data, manual bias setting, Dolby NR status, etc.) are retained in memory
Fluorescent level meter with "Meter Range": switchable to narrow range with increased resolution
Hold function: Peak level is held to the next value (good for recording settings)
Display can be switched off: To avoid possible noise interference
Music search: With direct access to the 15th track start in both band directions
4-digit electronic tape counter with numerical time, real time and remaining time display
Mute recording button with automatic empty space function
Motor-assisted cassette compartment for loading and ejecting the cassette
Extra firm cassette hold after cassette retraction
Repeat function
Headphone output, adjustable
Timer pre-equipment for playback & recording (timer sold separately)

Remarks

New in 1992 is the change of the level display from the old Philips standard to the DIN standard (IEC94). 0db on the display now correspond to a tape flow of 250nWb/m instead of 160nWb/m as before.
Accordingly, the Dolby symbol is now 4db lower at -1db, instead of +3db as before.