Grundig C 6000 automatic specifications

Brand : Grundig

General

power

connectors

Technical data • radio

Technical data • cassette part

special features

Other models from the same series:

110 - 127V or 220 - 230V 50-60Hz
battery: 9V ~ 16V (6x IEC R14 or DryFit battery type 476)
power consumption:
- approximately 130 mA at 9V
- about 20 mA at 220V
- approx. 30 mA at 110V

Number of inputs: 2
- MIC of 0.5 mV / 15 kΩ
- Phono 20 mV / 500 kΩ
- amplifier 0.5 mV / 15 kΩ
number of outputs: 2
- Radio / amplifier 1 V / 15 kΩ
- speaker 4 643961b8da111c0a15d770a1109a86d4s

shaft areas:
- FM 87.5 - 108 MHz
- KW 6 - 10 MHz
- MW 510 - 1605 kHz
- LW 145 - 260 kHz
antennas:
- ferrite antenna: for LW, MW and KW
- telescopic antenna for FM and SW
Transistors / Diodes / rectifiers: 25 / 20 / 1

heads: 2 (recording/playback + erase head)
motors: 1
flutter: < 0,25% (according to DIN 45 507)
tape speed: 4.75 cm/sec +/- 2,0%
Band modes: Normal (type I), CrO2 (type II)
frequency response: 60 - 12,500 Hz
THD:
signal-to-noise ratio: > 56 dB (according to DIN 45 511)
Crosstalk: > 70 dB
band places selector switch: automatic switch from type I to type II
gain: automatically
output power: 7 Watt in network operation / 2 W in the case of battery operation
Band limit switch: automatic engine stop
Auto-Reverse: no
title search: no
Dolby: no
MPX-Filter : no
Fader: no
Pitch-control: no
CD Synchro recording: no

Demo tape
built-in Electret-condenser-microphone
oscillator switch to toggle the deletion frequency
scale illumination in the case of network operations
power control
connector for external power supply 9···16 volts
optional accessories: 403ca5df590f54cff2a36496f49b015f DryFit battery Set type 476

Very nice and timeless Mono device with excellent radio reception. The 403ca5df590f54cff2a36496f49b015f C6000 automatic quickly became the best-selling radio recorder in its sector in the 1970s. During the sales period of several years, more than 500,000 pieces were sold. The sensational radio reception was certainly also a building block for this success. The cassette part was not outstanding, but it met the standard of that time. Unfortunately, the cassette drive is quite susceptible to malfunctions with regard to the installed gears nowadays (the gears of the drive tend to crumble because of the soft plastic material used at that time - still intact devices are therefore very rare). Only on the devices of the first series, gears made of harder plastic were used, but this also caused somewhat louder operating noise. These drive noises then annoyingly interfered with the recordings from the built-in microphone. For this reason, a slightly softer and smoother-running plastic was installed for the gears from the second series onwards. Unfortunately, however, this also has an impact on the durability and long-term stability of the gears. Unfortunately, this problem affects all 403ca5df590f54cff2a36496f49b015f cassette drives of all series through the bank.