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== Unternehmensprofil ==
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== Company profile ==
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1948 von Etsuro Nakamichi als Forschungsinstitut in Tokio gegründet.
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Founded in 1948 by Etsuro Nakamichi as a research institute in Tokyo.<br />
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In the 50s they manufactured reel-to-reel tape recorders for other suppliers, in 1957 they built their own sound heads and the first own tape recorder.<br />
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1967 then cassette devices for other suppliers, among others for [[Fisher]], [[Elac]], [[Harman/kardon|harman/kardon]], [[Sansui]].<br />
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In 1973, the company launched its own cassette machines with the [[Nakamichi 700]] and [[Nakamichi 1000 (1973)|1000]] types with rearband control/3 heads. <br />
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Around 1978 came the 58x decks with test tone generator and bias adjustment, where the tone head misalignment (azimuth) could be manually corrected. This feature was also available on [[Nakamichi ZX-7|ZX-7]] and [[Nakamichi ZX-9|ZX-9]] (1982). Further preamplifiers, power amplifiers and receivers were added to the range. <br />
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In 1982 the [[Nakamichi DRAGON|Dragon]] appeared, which could automatically compensate the tone head misalignment (azimuth) via servo motors and was built until 1993.<br />
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1984 the high-end turntable [[Nakamichi TX-1000|TX-1000]] with probably unique record centering, which cost the proud price of more than four (!) of the ultimate cassette machines [[Nakamichi DRAGON|Dragon]]. For the professional sector, the deck [[Nakamichi MR-1|MR-1]] was offered. <br />
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By the late 1980s, the Nakamichi range also included tuners and CD players. Further, the company also entered the car hifi sector.<br />
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By 1990, Nakamichi also had a DAT recorder - named the [[Nakamichi 1000]] in reference to the first cassette recorder - and a DA converter, the [[Nakamichi 1000p|1000p]]. DAT was conceived as a successor to the compact cassette, but did not find desirable use.<br />
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Around 1991, Nakamichi showed its MusicBank system: CD changers that were not outwardly recognizable as such, e.g. the [[Nakamichi CD Player 2|CDPlayer 2]]. This belonged with [[Nakamichi Receiver1|Receiver1]] - [[Nakamichi Receiver3|Receiver3]], [[Nakamichi CassetteDeck 1|CassetteDeck 1]]/[[Nakamichi CassetteDeck 1.5|1.5]] and [[Nakamichi CassetteDeck 2|CassetteDeck 2]] to a series of units with a novel design, which were also available in silver.<br />
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In 1993, Nakamichi withdrew from the European market. Nevertheless, the DR cassette deck series ([[Nakamichi DR-1|DR-1]] with azimuth adjustment of the playback head) appeared. <br />
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In 1997, The Grande Holdings, which had acquired [[Sansui]] in 1989 and [[Akai]] in 1998, took over the company (see Wikipedia article/link).<br />
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However, in 1999, Nakamichi DVD players, AV receivers [[Nakamichi AV-1|AV-1/2]] and the stereo receiver [[Nakamichi RE-10|RE-10]] were available on the German market. Of the DR cassette decks, DR-2/3 revived as the [[Nakamichi DR-8|DR-8/10]], albeit now manufactured in Malaysia.<br />
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In 2002, the first [[Nakamichi Gesamtanlagen|Gesamtanlage]] Soundspace.<br />
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In 2014, they attempted a re-entry into high-end individual components with the 7.1 AV1/[[Nakamichi AVP-1|AVP-1]] pre/power amp combination.<br />
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In 2017, Nakamichi-USA introduced a 7.1 soundbar and the Edge wireless headphones.
  
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== Produkte ==
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== Products ==
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* [[Nakamichi A/V-Receiver|A/V-Receiver]]
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* [[Nakamichi Audio Analyzer|Audio Analyzer]]
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* [[Nakamichi CD-Player|CD-Player]]
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* [[Nakamichi A/V Receiver|A/V Receiver]]
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* [[Nakamichi CD-Wechsler|CD-Wechsler]]
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* [[Nakamichi CD Player|CD Player]]
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* [[Nakamichi DAT-Recorder|DAT-Recorder]]
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* [[Nakamichi CD Changer|CD Changer]]
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* [[Nakamichi D/A-Wandler|D/A-Wandler]]
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* [[Nakamichi DAT Recorder|DAT Recorder]]
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* [[Nakamichi DVD-Player|DVD-Player]]
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* [[Nakamichi D/A Converter|D/A Converter]]
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* [[Nakamichi Endstufen|Endstufen]]
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* [[Nakamichi DVD player|DVD player]]
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* [[Nakamichi Gesamtanlagen|Gesamtanlagen]]
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* [[Nakamichi Power Amplifier|Power Amplifier]]
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* [[Nakamichi Kassettendecks|Kassettendecks]]
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* [[Nakamichi Total Systems|Total Systems]]
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* [[Nakamichi Kopfhörer|Kopfhörer]]
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* [[Nakamichi cassette decks|cassette decks]]
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* [[Nakamichi Lautsprecher|Lautsprecher]]
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* [[Nakamichi headphones|Headphones]]
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* [[Nakamichi Plattenspieler|Plattenspieler]]
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* [[Nakamichi speakers|speakers]]
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* [[Nakamichi Rauschunterdrückung|Rauschunterdrückung]]
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* [[Nakamichi record player|record player]]
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* [[Nakamichi Noise Reduction|Noise Reduction]]
 
* [[Nakamichi Receiver|Receiver]]
 
* [[Nakamichi Receiver|Receiver]]
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* [[Nakamichi Tonabnehmer|Tonabnehmer]]
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* [[Nakamichi Cartridge|Pickup]]
 
* [[Nakamichi Tuner|Tuner]]
 
* [[Nakamichi Tuner|Tuner]]
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* [[Nakamichi Vollverstärker|Vollverstärker]]
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* [[Nakamichi Integrated Amplifier|Amplifier]]
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* [[Nakamichi Vorverstärker|Vorverstärker]]
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* [[Nakamichi Preamplifier|Preamplifier]]
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* [[Nakamichi Preamplifier Tuner|Preamplifier Tuner/Preceiver]]
  
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== Weblinks ==
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== Web links ==
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* [http://www.nakamichi.com Englische Homepage]
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* [http://www.nakamichi.com English homepage]
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* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakamichi Wikipedia-Eintrag Nakamichi]
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* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakamichi Wikipedia entry Nakamichi]
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* [http://www.hifi-studio.de/hifi-klassiker/nakamichi_hifi.htm Eintrag Hifi Classics-Webseite],
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* [https://web.archive.org/web/20120513213002/http://www.hifi-studio.de/hifi-klassiker/nakamichi_hifi.htm Hifi Studio website entry] (archive link)
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* [http://www.naks.com/ Naks.com: Zeigt unter "Naks" Bilder sehr vieler Nakamichi-Geräte].
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* [http://www.naks.com/ Naks.com: Shows under "Naks" pictures of very many Nakamichi devices],
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* [http://audio-database.com/NAKAMICHI/player/index.html Informative is also audiodata.com] [English].
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* [http://audiofil.me/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Nakamichi-1988.pdf Nakamichi catalogue 1988], other Nakamichi catalogues: [http://www.hifi-archiv.info/Nakamichi/ hifi-archiv.info];
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* [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Audio_Tape DAT at German Wikipedia]
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*[https://hifi-classic-reparatur.de/2014/04/nakamichi-eben-nicht-nur-tape-decks/ Nakamichi report just considering early 90s units, at hifi-classic-reparatur.de] dated 2 April 2014, retrieved 17 December 2017.
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakamichi#Nakamichi_Harmonic_Time_Alignment_technology English Wikipedia goes into more detail about the contexts that caused trouble for Nakamichi],
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*[http://www.fascinatingtech.com/blog/?id=20b7m0m2 report at www.fascinatingtech.com] dated 30 June 2014, retrieved 13 April 2020.
  
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Latest revision as of 12:49, 13 April 2020

Company profile[edit]

Founded in 1948 by Etsuro Nakamichi as a research institute in Tokyo.
In the 50s they manufactured reel-to-reel tape recorders for other suppliers, in 1957 they built their own sound heads and the first own tape recorder.
1967 then cassette devices for other suppliers, among others for Fisher, Elac, harman/kardon, Sansui.
In 1973, the company launched its own cassette machines with the Nakamichi 700 and 1000 types with rearband control/3 heads.
Around 1978 came the 58x decks with test tone generator and bias adjustment, where the tone head misalignment (azimuth) could be manually corrected. This feature was also available on ZX-7 and ZX-9 (1982). Further preamplifiers, power amplifiers and receivers were added to the range.
In 1982 the Dragon appeared, which could automatically compensate the tone head misalignment (azimuth) via servo motors and was built until 1993.
1984 the high-end turntable TX-1000 with probably unique record centering, which cost the proud price of more than four (!) of the ultimate cassette machines Dragon. For the professional sector, the deck MR-1 was offered.
By the late 1980s, the Nakamichi range also included tuners and CD players. Further, the company also entered the car hifi sector.
By 1990, Nakamichi also had a DAT recorder - named the Nakamichi 1000 in reference to the first cassette recorder - and a DA converter, the 1000p. DAT was conceived as a successor to the compact cassette, but did not find desirable use.
Around 1991, Nakamichi showed its MusicBank system: CD changers that were not outwardly recognizable as such, e.g. the CDPlayer 2. This belonged with Receiver1 - Receiver3, CassetteDeck 1/1.5 and CassetteDeck 2 to a series of units with a novel design, which were also available in silver.
In 1993, Nakamichi withdrew from the European market. Nevertheless, the DR cassette deck series (DR-1 with azimuth adjustment of the playback head) appeared.
In 1997, The Grande Holdings, which had acquired Sansui in 1989 and Akai in 1998, took over the company (see Wikipedia article/link).
However, in 1999, Nakamichi DVD players, AV receivers AV-1/2 and the stereo receiver RE-10 were available on the German market. Of the DR cassette decks, DR-2/3 revived as the DR-8/10, albeit now manufactured in Malaysia.
In 2002, the first Gesamtanlage Soundspace.
In 2014, they attempted a re-entry into high-end individual components with the 7.1 AV1/AVP-1 pre/power amp combination.
In 2017, Nakamichi-USA introduced a 7.1 soundbar and the Edge wireless headphones.

Products[edit]

Web links[edit]

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