Onkyo Integra TA-207
Little is documented about the Onkyo Integra TA-207. The one solid piece of evidence is a period equipment profile in Audio (September 1992, p.72), which lists the deck at $529.95. That puts it in the upper-middle of Onkyo's Integra cassette line for the early '90s. The same profile gives manufacturer's specs of 30 Hz to 17 kHz for Type I tape, 30 Hz to 18 kHz for Type II, and 30 Hz to 19 kHz for Type IV (metal), with a signal-to-noise ratio of 60 dB on metal tape. The OCR of the listing garbles the model number in the header, so the identity of the deck in that profile rests on the chunk's own attribution rather than a clean printed figure.
Beyond that single review listing, almost nothing is recorded. There is no surviving owner's manual or service documentation in the archive, no confirmed production years, and no reliable account of the transport, noise-reduction complement, or metering. The TA-207 is easy to confuse with the TA-2070, TA-2060, and the other TA-20xx Integra decks in the catalog. Don't assume specs from those models carry over. All that can be said is that it is a $530 Integra cassette deck of roughly 1992, known only by its price and response curve.
- Type: Cassette deck (Integra series)
- Price: $529.95 (as listed in Audio, September 1992)
- Frequency response: 30 Hz–17 kHz (Type I), 30 Hz–18 kHz (Type II), 30 Hz–19 kHz (Type IV)
- S/N: 60 dB with metal tape
- Years: Not documented; period listing places it c. 1992
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