Technics RS-BX606 (1991–1992)

A stereo cassette deck made in Japan, with 3 heads and Digital Servo Quartz DD technology.

Overview

The Technics RS-BX606 is a stereo cassette deck built from 1991 to 1992. It has a 3-head configuration, the HX PRO bias system, and Digital Servo Quartz Direct Drive for precise tape transport. It was designed for high-fidelity recording and playback, handles Type I, CrO2 and Metal tapes, and uses class aa circuitry. Users have noted its strong sound quality, particularly the frequency response. Some have used it to digitize and remaster analog tapes.

Specifications

Type3-head, single compact cassette deck
Tape Speed4.76 cm/s
Motor1 x capstan, 1 x reel
Tape TypeType I, CrO2, Metal
Signal to Noise Ratio74dB (Dolby C)
Input60mV (line)
Features3 head, HX PRO, Digital Servo Quartz DD technology
Circuitryclass aa

Market

One used RS-BX606 was bought for £25 before February 2016, and some buyers have tried to keep costs under $100. A common problem is the deck stopping during playback. Third-party suppliers sell replacement pinch rollers, and service manuals can be bought for maintenance.

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