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SABA was a German electronics company known for producing high-quality audio equipment.

SABA

The SABA CD 310 is a cassette deck manufactured by SABA in 1981. This model features a sleek design with a silver finish. It operates with a power consumption of 31 watts and boasts dimensions of 300 x 125 x 230 mm, making it compact for home audio setups. It weighs a lightweight 3.5 kg. The CD 310 supports various tape formats and is equipped with features such as Dolby noise reduction and an MPX filter. Users can take advantage of its auto-reverse capability and memory button for ease of use. It is designed to handle different tape types effectively, providing a frequency response of 30 Hz to 14 kHz for chrome tapes, extending to 15 kHz for metal tapes and up to 16 kHz for certain configurations. The signal-to-noise ratio stands at 66 dB for chrome tapes, ensuring clarity in audio playback. The device also offers a title search function for quick access to desired tracks. This model is a part of the SABA audio lineup that emphasizes sound quality and durability.

CD 310

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