Applies to
TEAC X-1000R Consumer RTR (reel-to-reel) Deck Turntables & Tape Recorders.
Requirements
n/a
Author
TEAC
FileName
n/a
FileSize
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Driver Date & Version
n/a (n/a)
Description
Differences of Various TEAC X1000 Models During 1981 - 1985
- X-1000R
4-track autoreverse, 6 heads, dbx type 1 - X-1000M
2-track with 2 & 4-track replay, 3 heads, dbx type 1 - X-1000
4-track, 3 heads, dbx type 2
Specification for TEAC X-1000R Stereo Tape Deck
Model |
X-1000 (R/dbx) |
Year |
1981 |
Price (in the
UK) |
X-1000/dbx £655; X-1000R/dbx £785 |
Track system |
quarter-track stereo |
Heads |
six: erase, record and playback for forward & backward directions |
Motors |
three: capstan motor - FG servo DC; reel motors - 2 x DC slotless |
Maximum reel size |
10½ |
Tape speeds |
7½ ips and 3¾ ips |
Frequency response (3dB) |
7½ ips playback:
40Hz - 26kHz, overall: 40Hz - 22kHz 3¾ ips playback: 40Hz - 18kHz, overall: 40Hz - 20kHz |
Wow & flutter |
0.10% at 7½ ips; 0.12% at 3¾ ips |
|
Tape speed drift |
15Hz |
|
S/N ratio - playback overall |
7½
ips: 50dB LH, 52dB EE; 3¾ ips: 49dB LH,
52dB EE 7½ ips: 48dB LH, 50dB EE; 3¾ ips: 46dB LH, 50dB EE |
|
Playback EQ - LH tape: EE tape: |
7½ ips: 3,180µs + 50µs (NAB); 3¾
ips: 3,180µs + 90µs (NAB) 7½ ips: 3,180µs + 35µs (NAB); 3¾ ips: 3,180µs + 50µs (NAB) |
Channel separation
|
50dB min at 1kHz |
Adjacent track
crosstalk |
40dB min at 125Hz |
Harmonic distortion |
at 1kHz and at 7½ ips, 0.8% or less |
|
Playback EQ - LH tape: EE tape: |
7½ ips 3,180µs + 50µs (NAB); 3¾ ips: 3,180µs
+ 90µs (NAB) 7½ ips 3,180µs + 35µs (NAB); 3¾ ips: 3,180µs + 50µs (NAB) |
Bias frequency |
100kHz |
Rewind speed |
80 seconds or less for 550m (1800ft) |
Inputs
- mic line |
Specified input level -60dB (0.775mV) /
10kohms, min -70dB (245µV) Specified input level -12dB (195mV) / 50kohms, min -22dB (61.5mV) |
Outputs |
specified output level -5dB (436mV) / 10kohms,
max +1dB (0.869V) phones: -24dB (48.9mV) / 8 ohms |
Dimensions |
18.6 x 19.1 x 10.3 (472 x 486 x 262mm) |
Weight |
48.5 lbs (22kg); 57.2lbs (26kg) with wooden case |