Alpine AL-80 specifications

Category : Cassette decks

Brand : Alpine

General

Tech nical data:

special features:

Other models from the same series:

  • manufacturer: Alpine
  • model: AL-80
  • type: single
  • year of construction: 1981 - 1987
  • Made in Japan
  • color: silver
  • remote control: optional (RU 10, RU-20)
  • power consumption: 30 Watt
  • dimensions: 435 x 116 x 254 mm (WxHxD)
  • weight: 5.6 kg
  • factory price approx.: 1.198 DM (1984)
  • number of inputs:
    • Line: 75 mV
    • DIN: 0.6 mV
    • microphones:
  • number of outputs:
    • Line Out: 1 V
    • DIN Out:
  • headphone (6.3 mm Jack): 50mW / 8 Ohm s
  • Line: 75 mV
  • DIN In: 0.6 mV
  • microphones
  • Line Out: 1 V
  • DIN Out:
  • heads: 3
  • motors: 1
  • flutter: 0.035% of
  • Band type: metal, CrO2, FeCr, Normal
  • frequency response:
    • metal: TDK MA:
      • 20 Hz - 21 kHz /
      • 20 Hz - 21 kHz (+- 3dB)
    • CrO2 TDK SA:
      • 20 Hz - 20 kHz
      • 30 Hz - 19 kHz (+- 3dB)
  • total harmonic distortion: 0,7 % (1kHz, 16mM)
  • external voltage distance (A):
    • Without Dolby: 60 dB
    • Dolby B: 67 dB
    • Dolby C: 73 dB
  • Auto-Reverse: no
  • title search: no
  • Dolby: B, C
  • MPX-Filter : Yes
  • Fader: no
  • Pitch-control: no
  • CD Synchro recording: No
  • metal: TDK MA:
    • 20 Hz - 21 kHz /
    • 20 Hz - 21 kHz (+- 3dB)
  • CrO2 TDK SA:
    • 20 Hz - 20 kHz
    • 30 Hz - 19 kHz (+- 3dB)
  • 20 Hz - 21 kHz /
  • 20 Hz - 21 kHz (+- 3dB)
  • 20 Hz - 20 kHz
  • 30 Hz - 19 kHz (+- 3dB)
  • Without Dolby: 60 dB
  • Dolby B: 67 dB
  • Dolby C,: 73 dB
  • Optical peak value display
  • Left
  • real-time counter
  • Memory function
  • headphone output, adjustable
  • bias adjustable
  • recording level calibration controller
  • AutoPlay, Auto-Rewind
  • Test-oscillator
  • microphone input, Mono/Stereo
  • AL-35
  • AL-55
  • AL-60
  • AL-65
  • AL-80
  • AL-85
  • AL-90
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  • The AL-80 was the sound of his time and equipment and a tape deck of the prospective class, but was overtaken later in the eighties of the many Decks of the upper-middle-class high.
  • The outstanding feature of the device remains the use of rotary mirror galvanometers as display instruments.
  • Much more eye-friendly than the FL displays used later by default. These are probably also the reason for the lunar prices usually called up in the bay. Alpine has built much better quality before and after the AL-80.
  • Audio 1982 Comparison test of ten devices (900 - 1,300 DM).
  • Was also sold as Alpage AL 80:

Alpine AL-80

Alpine AL-80

Alpine AL-80

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Alpine AL-80


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