Denon N-60 (c. 1990)
Little is documented about the Denon N-60. The archive's fact file for this model is essentially empty. There is no manual, no production dates, no original price and no confirmed specifications. What survives is a handful of OCR'd fragments from period magazines, and even those are thin.
The most promising fragment is an equipment profile in Audio (November 1990, p.118). The model name is lost in the scan. The manufacturer's specifications shown include an FM usable sensitivity of 14.8 dBf in mono, a 50-dB quieting sensitivity figure, and bass and treble tone-control ranges of ±10 dB at 100 Hz and 10 kHz respectively. That points to a tuner or receiver with preamp controls rather than a plain amplifier. The other fragments retrieved for the N-60 don't clearly refer to it. A cassette-tape roundup in Audio (March 1990, p.60) covers Denon's HD6 tape, and a dealer-ad listing in HiFi-Stereo (June 1992, p.108) mentions other brands entirely.
So the entry stays short. The N-60 is a Denon audio component from around 1990, likely a tuner/receiver with a competently specified FM section. Its full documentation has not survived in general circulation. The measurement numbers above are about all the period press we can point to.
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