Hitachi is a Japanese multinational conglomerate company with a diverse range of products and services. It was founded in 1910 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. The company operates in various sectors including electronics, construction machinery, power systems, automotive systems, and more.

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The Hitachi D-40 S is a compact cassette deck that was part of Hitachi's lineup in the era of analog audio equipment. It features dual-capstan transport for enhanced tape stability and a high-fidelity playback mechanism. The D-40 S is equipped with various recording and playback controls, including Dolby noise reduction for improved sound quality, and adjustable bias settings. The design typically includes a straightforward front panel with easy-to-use buttons for play, record, pause, and rewind. The construction is geared towards durability and sound performance, making it a suitable option for both casual listeners and serious audiophiles looking to enjoy cassette recordings. Specifications often include a frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz, S/N ratio around 65 dB, and a wow and flutter measurement at a low percentage, ensuring accurate playback reproduction. This model takes a standard type I, II, or IV cassette tapes and may also offer features for tape monitoring and level metering, allowing users to adjust recording levels accordingly.

D-40 S

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