Ahh. Decisions, decisions.
Metal, three heads, microcomputer.
Auto reverse, detachable remote, logic.
We don't want to complicate your specs life but Sony gives you inspiring cassette decks. There's one exactly right for you.
Consider our new, three-head, two motor TC-K75 that gives you the higher-fi of metal tape compatibility. That's in addition to regular-fi, chrome and FeCr settings.
And Bias Calibration and Record Level Calibration systems let you optimize the performance of the specific tape you use.
The professional three-head system monitors the recorded signal an instant after it's recorded. And individual heads for each function, record, playback and erase, significantly improve performance.
Sony's new microcomputer in the heart of the TC-K75 adds convenience and dramatically increases reliability.
Digital logic control lets you speed through any sequence of operations by merely pressing the appropriate feather-touch bar.
The Ferrite-and-Ferrite heads last virtually forever.
Compared to a conventional permalloy head, Sony's F&F head lasts 200 times longer. Micro-polished, ultra-hard ferrite both in the magnetic core and guard portions delivers excellent frequency response and a high signal-to-noise ratio.
Another decision: Sony's TC-K96R cassette deck offers the double convenience of auto-reverse ruled by a micro computer as well as a detachable remote control unit.
Recording and playback is Sony precise with two newly developed BSL (Brushless & Slotless) motors.
Simplified tape transport assures constant tape speed for faithful reproduction.
The control unit snaps off to become a remote control unit for convenient operation at distances up to five meters.
There's more. A Record Mute, large VU meters with LED peak level indicators, Memory, Timer switch, MIC and LINE input controls and Headphone level control work together to give you impressive value.
The Sony TC-K75 and the Sony TC-K96R. Your decision? Either way you win.
(High Fidelity, Jan. 1980)
Also see:
Sony receivers (ad, Jan. 1980)
Empire Scientific Corp. phono cartridges (ad Jan. 1980)