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Harman/kardon is a brand that specializes in the production of high-quality audio equipment.

Harman/kardon

The Harman/kardon CD 191 is a cassette tape deck that was manufactured between 1982 and 1985. It features a sleek champagne-colored design and has a robust build, with dimensions of 443 mm in width, 123 mm in height, and 345 mm in depth, weighing approximately 5.8 kg. The device does not come with a remote control. This model is made in Japan and the USA and was initially priced at 345 US dollars or 980 Deutsche Marks. The CD 191 supports various tape types, including Type I, II, and IV, and employs two audio heads with a Sendust A/W combination for optimal sound quality. It operates at a tape speed of 4.75 cm/s, with minimal speed fluctuations, ensuring reliable playback. The frequency response and distortion characteristics are respectable across tape types, with a signal-to-noise ratio that varies depending on Dolby settings. The deck includes features such as level meters, mechanical counters, and bias fine-tuning, though it lacks auto-reverse and pitch control functionalities. The input options include RCA and 6.35mm jacks, while the output section is equipped with similar RCA and headphone outputs.

CD 191

by Harman/kardon

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