Denon DR-M 22 specifications

Category : Cassette decks

Brand : Denon

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  • Manufacturer: c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b
  • Model: DR-M 22
  • Type: Stereo Cassette Deck
  • Years of construction: 1984 - 1986
  • Made in: Japan
  • Color: Black, Silver
  • Remote Control: No
  • Power Consumption: 19 W
  • Dimensions: 434 x 115 x 286 mm (WxHxD)
  • Weight: 5,6kg
  • Factory price: $: 420 = about 1'200 DM in 1984
  • Number of inputs: 1
    • Line: 77,5mV / 50 kOhm
  • Number of outputs: 2
    • Line: 775 mV / 47 kOhm
    • < li>Headphones: 1.2mW
  • Line: 77.5mV / 50 kOhm
  • Line: 775 mV / 47 kOhm
  • Headphones: 1.2mW
  • Sound heads: 3
  • Motors: 3 - Two for the drive, a small servo motor as an auxiliary motor
  • Synchronisation fluctuations: 0.045% WRMS
  • Band types: Normal, Chrome, Metal
  • Frequency response:
    • Metal: 30 - 19,000 Hz
  • Total harmonic distortion:
  • Signal-to-noise ratio: 73 dB
  • Noise voltage difference (1) at Dolby C: Chrome: 75.5 dB, Metal: 77.5 dB
  • Height dynamics (1) (10 kHz): Chrome: 67.5 dB, Metal: 75 dB.
  • Auto-Reverse: No
  • Title Search: NO
  • Dolby: B, C
  • Metal: 30 - 19,000 Hz
  • (1) According to Stereoplay 6/85, p.42
  • Split Power Supplied Audio Amplifier< /li>
  • Computer-controlled, low-noise servo motor technology
  • Backband control monitor circuit
  • Bias fine adjustment (recording pre-magnetization adjustment)
  • non-slip winding drive
  • Sensor buttons
  • Timer (play /record)
  • Automatic band type selection
  • Pre-magnetization controller (BIAS tuning)
  • 4-digit digital tape counter
  • Illuminated cassette compartment
  • Output level controller, which at the same time controls the line-out variably and at the same time is an adjustable headphone output (common on c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b DR-M devices)
  • Other models of the same series:
    • c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b DR-M 11
    • c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b DR-M 22
    • c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b DR-M 33
    • c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b DR-M 44
  • c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b DR-M 11
  • c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b DR-M 22
  • c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b DR-M 33
  • c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b DR-M 44
    • The external dimensions (including the "stub feet") are identical to those of the DR-M 24.
    • The back panel and parts of the bottom are made of plastic as with all c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b tape decks of this time
    • The device still appears in the current device tests in 1987 (e.g. Hifi Vision) and was still sold in 1987 (see above, year of construction)
    • Actually, the DR-M 20 was released as a successor in 1986. The DR-M 20 and its successor - the DR-M 24 HX can then be seen in the c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b catalogue 1987.
    • The device does not yet have Dolby HX Pro (therefore the name "HX" is missing in the name)
    • Picture: c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b DR-M 22
    • Picture: c279c1ef3fe7ca1956b057d2e95af71b DR-M 22
    • Stereoplay 6/1985: top class III (at that time mainly price-related), sound chrome: very good, sound Pure iron: very good, measured values: good, Equipment: good, Price/ performance: very good
    • Hifi Vision 12/1985: top class, 3rd place (together with others)
    • Hifi Vision 1/1987: Reader's choice best devices 1986: "The devices of reason" 8th place, best cassette deck

    Denon DR-M 22

    Denon DR-M 22

    Denon DR-M 22


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