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== Data ==
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== Daten ==
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'''General'''
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'''Allgemein'''
* Manufacturer: [[Nakamichi]]
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* Hersteller: [[Nakamichi]]
* Model: Receiver1
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* Modell: Receiver1
* Year of manufacture: 1991 - 1994
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* Baujahre: 1991 - 1994
* Made in: Taiwan
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* Hergestellt in: Taiwan
* Color: Black
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* Farbe: Schwarz
* Remote control: Yes
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* Fernbedienung: Ja
* Power consumption: 390 watts
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* Leistungsaufnahme: 390 Watt
* Dimensions: 430 x 100 x 370 mm (W x H x D)
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* Abmessungen: 430 x 100 x 370 mm (B x H x T)
* Weight: 11.5 kg
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* Gewicht: 11,5 kg
* Original price approx.: 2198, - DM (UVP)
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* Neupreis ca.: 2198,- DM (UVP)
  
  
'''Connections'''
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'''Anschlüsse'''
* Number of inputs:
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* Anzahl der Eingänge:
** Phono: 2.5 mV/47 KOhm
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** Phono: 2,5 mV/47 KOhm
 
** CD, 2x Tape, 2x Video: 150 mV/20 KOhm
 
** CD, 2x Tape, 2x Video: 150 mV/20 KOhm
* Number of outputs:
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* Anzahl der Ausgänge:
 
** 2x Rec-Out  
 
** 2x Rec-Out  
** 2 pairs of speakers
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** 2 Paare Lautsprecher
** Headphones
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** Kopfhörer
  
  
'''Technical Specifications'''
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'''Technische Daten'''
  
''Amplifier''
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''Verstärker''
* Continuous power (at distortion)
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* Dauerleistung (bei Klirrfaktor)
 
** 8 Ohm: 2x 80 Watt IHF
 
** 8 Ohm: 2x 80 Watt IHF
 
** 4 Ohm:
 
** 4 Ohm:
* Dynamic power
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* Dynamikleistung
 
** 8 Ohm:  
 
** 8 Ohm:  
 
** 4 Ohm:  
 
** 4 Ohm:  
* Total harmonic distortion: < 0,008%
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* Gesamtklirrfaktor: < 0,008%
 
* Dämpfungsfaktor:  
 
* Dämpfungsfaktor:  
 
* Frequenzgang:  
 
* Frequenzgang:  
* Signalrauschabstand: >100 dB
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* Signalrauschabstand: > 100 dB
* Stereo channel separation:  
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* Stereokanaltrennung:  
* Tone control:
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* Klangregelung:
 
** Bass:  
 
** Bass:  
** Treble:
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** Höhen:
* Loudness: adjustable
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* Loudness: regelbar
* High Filter: No
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* High Filter: Nein
 
* Low Filter (Subsonic):  
 
* Low Filter (Subsonic):  
* Mute: Yes
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* Mute: Ja
* Direct/Line-Straight: No
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* Direct/Line-Straight: Nein
  
  
 
''Tuner''
 
''Tuner''
* Reception: FM, MW
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* Empfang: UKW, MW
* Frequencies:
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* Frequenzen:
** FM: 87.5 - 108 MHz
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** UKW: 87,5 - 108 MHz
 
** MW: 522 - 1611 kHz
 
** MW: 522 - 1611 kHz
* Frequency response:  
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* Frequenzgang:  
* Input sensitivity: 1.9 µV/41.1 µV (mono/stereo).
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* Eingangsmpfindlichkeit: 1,9 µV/41,1 µV (Mono/Stereo)
* Distortion factor: < 0,07%
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* Klirrfaktor: < 0,07%
 
* Signalrauschabstand:  
 
* Signalrauschabstand:  
 
* Kanaltrennung:  
 
* Kanaltrennung:  
* Trennschärfe: >55 dB
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* Trennschärfe: > 55 dB
* Co-wave selection: 2 dB
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* Gleichwellenselektion: 2 dB
* Spurious wave selection: &gt; 90 dB
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* Nebenwellenselektion: > 90 dB
* IF attenuation:  
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* Spiegelfrequenzdämpfung:  
* IF attenuation:
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* ZF-Dämpfung:
* AM suppression:
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* AM-Unterdrückung:
* Output level:
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* Ausgangspegel:
* RDS: No
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* RDS: Nein
* Station memory: 10
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* Stationsspeicher: 10
  
  
'''Special Features'''
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'''Besondere Ausstattungen'''
* Record selector switch
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* Aufnahmewahlschalter
* Tone control switchable
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* Klangregler abschaltbar
* Pre-/power stage separable
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* Vor-/Endstufe auftrennbar
  
== Remarks ==
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== Bemerkungen ==
Other models in the same series:
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Weitere Modelle der gleichen Serie:
 
* [[Nakamichi Receiver1|Receiver1]]
 
* [[Nakamichi Receiver1|Receiver1]]
 
* [[Nakamichi Receiver2|Receiver2]]
 
* [[Nakamichi Receiver2|Receiver2]]
 
* [[Nakamichi Receiver3|Receiver3]]
 
* [[Nakamichi Receiver3|Receiver3]]
  
== Pictures ==
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== Bilder ==
  
== Reports ==
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== Berichte ==
* Rainer Kruse at hifi-classic-reparatur.de (April 2, 2014), see also link below:
 
"The Stasis circuit developed by Threshold, guarantor for load stable power supply in the low impedance power range, worked in the well-known power amplifiers, and in the flat receivers!".
 
The SR-2,3 and 4 receivers, the SR-4 even remote controllable, had a good sounding phono section (the 2 unfortunately only MM) and of course an excellent tuner built in.
 
Sound-wise, these parts tend to have a natural low and wide, rather than high, stage.
 
An SR-4 sounds much more natural than, say, an [[Accuphase E-206]], which plays louder and bigger, but much less musical.
 
Details are beautifully resolved with an emphasis on subtleties and textures, analytical in the best sense.
 
... [[Accuphase E-206]] are well placed, just not rubble. ... <br />
 
Today, after more than 20 years, if you get your hands on a semi-maintained unit, they run flawlessly. A manufacturing quality that the Europeans and Americans were running behind! <br />
 
... the newer ones from the series Amp 1, 2 , Receiver 1,2,3,4 and CD Player with Music Bank System.
 
This series is often badmouthed, because it was produced in a time of a declining HIFI market. Despite the use of simpler components, these units are excellently finished, well designed and make stress-free music!
 
More so than many units from that era.
 
The amplifiers with the amplification principle developed by Nakamichi himself are musically, warmly and bass-strongly tuned, owed to the absolute priority of the CD-its time.
 
Unfortunately, they are no longer as stable under load, but still very good! ... " <br />
 
  
 
== Links ==
 
== Links ==
*[https://hifi-classic-reparatur.de/2014/04/nakamichi-eben-nicht-nur-tape-decks/ Nakamichi (receiver) review at hifi-classic-reparatur.de] dated 2 April 2014, retrieved 17 December 2017.<br />
 
 
  
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