NAD 6150-C
Almost nothing is documented about the NAD 6150-C beyond a pair of period magazine entries. The one solid record is a specification block in HiFI-Stereo (1983, p.65). It lists a stereo cassette deck with Dolby B and C noise reduction and a soft-touch transport.
According to that listing, the 6150-C had gold-plated input and output connectors, LED peak-signal displays with a peak-hold and VU/peak switch, a four-digit LED counter, tape/source monitoring, record mute, timer functions, and two-channel mic and line inputs with vertical slide level controls. A normal/CrO₂/metal tape selector covered the three common tape types. Output was rated at 440 mV/22k ohms on the line jacks and 0.8 mW/8 ohms into headphones. Power consumption was 30 W, weight 14 lb, and the list price $460.
The model also appeared in High Fidelity's New Equipment Reports in June 1981 (p.22). The surviving scan is mostly illegible, so no measurements or conclusions from that review can be read today.
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