Sanyo is a Japanese electronics company that produces a wide range of products including audio equipment like HiFi systems.

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The Sanyo Plus D-62 is a stereo cassette deck that was manufactured between 1979 and 1981 in Japan. It is characterized by its sleek black design, which differentiates it from the D-60 model. This device features a variety of specifications that enhance its performance for tape playback and recording. It includes two audio heads: a sendust head for recording and playback, and a ferrite double split head for erasing. The deck utilizes an electronically controlled DC motor and supports multiple tape types, including Normal, Chrome, Ferrochrome, and Metal. Frequency response varies according to the tape type; for example, Metal tape can achieve frequencies up to 20,000 Hz. The Sanyo Plus D-62 offers Dolby B noise reduction and boasts impressive signal-to-noise ratios, with performance improving when Dolby is engaged. Users can expect a quick rewind time of approximately 85 seconds for a C-60 tape. Design features include a VU meter for audio level monitoring, a mixer for microphone and tape use, and jog keys with a logic circuit for ease of operation. The device provides various input and output connections, accommodating both line and microphone inputs, alongside headphone outputs. The overall dimensions of the deck are 440 x 132 x 270 mm, and it has a weight of 5.8 kg, making it a sturdy addition to any audio setup.

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