Technics SL-XP1

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The Technics SL-XP1 is a high-fidelity cassette deck released by Panasonic in 1982 as part of their prestigious Technics brand. It was designed with audiophile-grade components and features, such as a ni-cadbutton power supply, iron-oxide tape playback, and an azimuth-adjustable capstan assembly. The SL-XP1 also included Dolby B and DB noise reduction for improved sound quality. This cassette deck was a part of the Technics SL-XPx series, which were regarded as some of the best cassette decks in the market at that time. While the production of SL-XPx series discontinued around 1990, the SL-XP1 remains a highly sought-after vintage audio component appreciated by enthusiasts today for its reliable performance and exceptional sonic capabilities.

Disc formats: CD
Radio:
DAC:
CD Mechanism:
Output: 15mW (headphones), 1V (line)
Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20kHz
Digital Output:
Finish: black
Dimensions: 128 x 35 x 145 mm
Weight: 360g
Year: 1990
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