Audiofanzine FR
Published on 11/30/08 at 05:25
(Originally written by Dom1/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
Launched in 1976, this hi-fi preamp is part of the NAKAMICHI SYSTEM ONE together with the 620 amplifier. At that time it was THE worldwide reference among preamp/amp systems. It's slanted at 45°.
RCA connections
Two phono inputs with stylus adaptation system
One tuner input
One aux input
Three player inputs
One mic input
Pink noise and signal (four frequencies) generator, etc.
Two line outputs
Additional box that allows you to manage three amps or three speaker pairs
UTILIZATION
Beginners will need a short time to get to know it possibilities are endless
SOUNDS
Typical technical limitations of the 70's
OVERALL OPINION
Allows you to test every possible vintage device (from speakers to signal sources), to balance and calibrate sources, etc. The most convenient tool I've ever had.
I'm looking for a second one with aluminum finish...
Launched in 1976, this hi-fi preamp is part of the NAKAMICHI SYSTEM ONE together with the 620 amplifier. At that time it was THE worldwide reference among preamp/amp systems. It's slanted at 45°.
RCA connections
Two phono inputs with stylus adaptation system
One tuner input
One aux input
Three player inputs
One mic input
Pink noise and signal (four frequencies) generator, etc.
Two line outputs
Additional box that allows you to manage three amps or three speaker pairs
UTILIZATION
Beginners will need a short time to get to know it possibilities are endless
SOUNDS
Typical technical limitations of the 70's
OVERALL OPINION
Allows you to test every possible vintage device (from speakers to signal sources), to balance and calibrate sources, etc. The most convenient tool I've ever had.
I'm looking for a second one with aluminum finish...