Difference between revisions of "Dokorder"
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| − | Dokorder | + | Dokorder stands for Denki Onkyo Co Ltd, NOT Denon. See also factory nameplate: |
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| + | DENki ONkyo is a general term for "electric sound". And Dokorder was not related to Onkyo either! | ||
| + | Rare Japanese brand known for loudspeakers and tape-based products that ceased production in about 1976/77 shortly after the release of the Model 1140. | ||
| + | Luxman apparently bought the Dokorder factory to expand its own operations (that is, for the 5K50 and other tape-based components) and Dokorder was eventually acquired by Murata in 1982 - and Luxman by Alpine a year later. More likely, Alpine took over the Dokorder business and handled the new Lux recorders at this particular factory. | ||
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| + | == Products == | ||
| + | * [[Dokorder tape machines|tape recorders]] | ||
| + | * [[Dokorder cassette decks|cassette decks]] | ||
| + | * [[Dokorder Loudspeaker|Loudspeaker]] | ||
* [[Dokorder Receiver|Receiver]] | * [[Dokorder Receiver|Receiver]] | ||
* [[Dokorder Tuner|Tuner]] | * [[Dokorder Tuner|Tuner]] | ||
| − | * [[Dokorder | + | * [[Dokorder Integrated Amplifier|Power Amplifier]] |
| − | == | + | == Web links == |
| − | * Links | + | * Links here |
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Latest revision as of 04:52, 31 March 2019
Company profile[edit]
Dokorder stands for Denki Onkyo Co Ltd, NOT Denon. See also factory nameplate:
DENki ONkyo is a general term for "electric sound". And Dokorder was not related to Onkyo either! Rare Japanese brand known for loudspeakers and tape-based products that ceased production in about 1976/77 shortly after the release of the Model 1140. Luxman apparently bought the Dokorder factory to expand its own operations (that is, for the 5K50 and other tape-based components) and Dokorder was eventually acquired by Murata in 1982 - and Luxman by Alpine a year later. More likely, Alpine took over the Dokorder business and handled the new Lux recorders at this particular factory.
Products[edit]
Web links[edit]
- Links here