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== Data ==
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'''General'''
* Manufacturer: [[Nakamichi]]
* Model: BX-125 E
* Type: Cassette Tape Deck
* Years of manufacture: 1985 - 1987
* Made in: Japan
* Color: Black, Silver
* Remote control: No
* Power consumption: 23 W
* Dimensions: 430 x 115 x 250 mm (WxHxD)
* Weight: 5.5 kg
* Original price approx.: 950 DM (UVP), fell about 1987 to 700 DM


'''Connections'''
* Number of inputs: 
** Line 50 mV/30 KOhm 
* Number of outputs: 
** Line 0.5 V/2.2 KOhm
** Headphone


'''Technical Data'''
* Sound heads: 2
* Motors: 3
* Synchronisation fluctuations: &lt; 0,06% WRMS
* Band types: Type I, II, IV
* Frequency response: 20 - 20.000 Hz
* Distortion: < 1%
* Signalrauschabstand: >62/68 dB with Dolby B/C
* Auto-Reverse: No
* Title search: No
* Dolby: B + C
* MPX Filter: Switchable
* Fader: Yes
* Pitch control: No
* CD synchro recording: No


'''Special Features'''
* Output level adjustable


== Remarks ==
* Other models in the same series:
* [[Nakamichi BX-100 E]]
* [[Nakamichi BX-125 E]]
* [[Nakamichi BX-150 E]]
* [[Nakamichi BX-300 E]]


== Pictures ==
* Image: Nakamichi BX-125 E
[[Image:Nakamichi_BX125E.jpg]]
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== Reports ==
Audio Vergleichstest 09/1985: Sound "excellent" (2nd highest positive rating), rating 3 ears

* Audio 07/1986

* Report in "FonoForum" 6 / 1986: Comparison test with [[Aiwa AD-F 640]], [[Harman/kardon TD 292]], [[Kenwood KX-880 G]], [[Nakamichi BX-125 E]], [[Teac V-750]]


** The BX-100 series units, as well as some units from other manufacturers during this period, have a so-called idler for the drive, which is not considered particularly wear-resistant. 


== Links ==


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