Lenco 600 System
Almost nothing about the Lenco 600 System is independently documented. The record is a series of full-page advertisements in Mix magazine from 1985 and 1986. They promote it as a modular audio distribution component system for professional audio/video installation work (Mix, October 1985, p.77). The ads are clearly aimed at the commercial and broadcast market, not home hi-fi, and they are nearly all the information that survives.
The manufacturer claimed total harmonic distortion below 0.006% (up to +24 dBm) and intermodulation distortion below 0.004% (Mix, April 1985, p.37). The ads also claimed a signal-to-noise ratio of 105 dBv and common mode rejection of 70 dB (Mix, October 1985, p.77).
Those promotional pages repeat nearly identical copy across multiple issues. No service manuals, user guides, or third-party reviews are known to survive. The 600 System was advertised as a professional audio/video distribution component system (Mix, October 1985, p.77). Production years, original pricing, and total market penetration remain unrecorded in the available sources.
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