ITT RC 1001
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General
- Manufacturer: ITT Schaub-Lorenz
- Model: RC 1001
- Type: Radio recorder
- Years of manufacture: 1974 - 1976
- Made in: Germany
- Color: black
- Dimensions: Width: 294 mm, Height: 79 mm, Depth: 264 mm.
- Weight: approx. 3.6 kg (with batteries)
- Original price: DM 499,- approx.
Power supply
- 110 - 130V or 220 - 240V - 50-60Hz
Battery: 7,5V (5x IEC R14 or DryFit-battery)
- Current consumption:
- approx. 160 mA at 7.5V
approx. 20 mA at 220V approx. 30 mA at 110V
Connections
- Number of inputs: 2
- microphone, phono, amplifier
- line-in
- Number of outputs: 2
- headphones
- line-out
Specifications - Radio Section
- Wavebands:
- VHF 87.5 - 105 MHz
- KW 6 - 10 MHz
- MW 510 - 1605 kHz
- LW 145 - 260 kHz
- Antennas:
- Ferrite antenna: for LW, MW and KW
telescopic antenna: for VHF and KW
Technical Data - Cassette Section
- Audio heads: 2
- motors: 1
- Synchronisation fluctuations: < 0,35% (according to DIN 45 507)
- Tape speed: 4,76 cm/sec +/- 2,0%
- Belt types: Normal (Type I), CrO2 (Type II).
- Frequency response: 60 - 10,000 Hz
- Distortion factor:
- Signal-to-noise ratio: > 56 dB (according to DIN 45 511).
- Crosstalk attenuation: > 70 dB
- Level control: automatic
- Output power: 1.3 watts at 4 Ω.
- End-of-band cutoff: automatic with key release.
- Auto reverse: no
- Track search: no
- Dolby: no
- MPX filter: no
- Fader: no
- Pitch control: no
- CD synchro recording: no
Special Features
- demo cassette
- integrated microphone
- scale illumination
- voltage control by electronic battery tester
- special accessories: DryFit-Set DS 1 (battery + charging adapter - order no. 5885 05 75)
Remarks[edit]
- Other models of the same series:
- ITT RC 1000
- ITT RC 2000
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Reviews[edit]
- Very nice, stylish and timeless mono unit with very good radio reception.
- The cassette section is unfortunately very noisy, rough and prone to interference.
- The pulling power of the motor for the cassette drive is unfortunately not very high.
- And the plastic caps on the winding mandrels tend to burst and fall off - still intact units are very rare.