The Philips N2508 is a cassette tape deck that was popular in the late 1970s, specifically manufactured between 1976 and 1979. It features a top-loading design with a sleek black finish, making it an aesthetic addition to any audio setup. The device supports normal tape capability and employs a dual-head design for enhanced audio performance. The N2508 operates at a speed of 1⅞ ips (4.76 cm/s) and is equipped with a single capstan transport system driven by a belt, ensuring smooth tape movement. A key feature is its mechanical transport control, allowing for precise operation. The unit includes a stereo microphone input, headphone output, and a DIN input/output connector for versatile connectivity. Additionally, it has DNL noise reduction technology to enhance playback quality.
