DENON DR-750 (1977) | Studio Precision

 

DENON introduced the DR-750 in November 1977 and it has researched better tonal quality through a tape transport mechanism, the head, and the amplifier design of the DR-750 cassette tape deck. Recording and playback head consists of unique Sendust tip developed by DENON, so that it records with a wider dynamic range together with a superior recording linearity and the lowest distortion at a high level. Combined with the DENON high quality head, model DR-750 achieved an excellent tonal quality. For broadcasting stations a studio rack with a Denon reel to reel and two DR-750 was also available.

Driving system: 2-Motor Dual Capstan

Head: Sendust 

Wow & Flutter: 0.045% WRMS

Frequency response: 35-18.000Hz Chrome

Dimensions: 415x303x226mm (WxHxD)

Weight: 12.5 kg

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