A full-featured cassette deck
You'll find in the CT-6R all the essential technology of the finest Pioneer decks. Features like the Ribbon Sendust Head, 3-motor direct drive design, C.A.C. (Computer-Aided Convenience), ans so forth. It's priced, however, within the reach of any audiophile.
Just as in our finest decks, you'll find a Pioneer-exclusive head design - the Ribbon Sendust Head - for recording and playback in this model. This laminated head uses a dozen ultra-fine sendust "ribbons" to reduce eddy currents and therefore reduce core loss. This results in extended high-frequency response, all the way to the limits of audiobility. Transient response and treble clarity are improved for better still reproduction quality. During playback this same head is used for either direction of tape travel, assuring matched response regardless of direction. During recording the "Small-Window" Erase Head is also at work wiping old recordings completely clean.
Another design feature found in our more expensive models is the three-direct-drive-motor system. One motor drives the capstan and the other two drive the reels. These brushless Hall motors are largely responsible for the low wow and flutter of this deck - a mere 0,04% (WRMS). This transport design also improves head-to-tape contact for fewer dropouts and variations in recording or playback levels
Hiss and MOL-limited saturation distortion have become problems of the past. New Dolby-C noise reduction has reduced noise by 20 dB at 5 kHz, while improving high-frequency response by expanding the MOL (Maximum Output Level). Now, the usable dynamic range - up to 90 dB - is sufficiently wide to match even digital or direct-cut recordings.
The C.A.C. (Computer-Aided Convenience) features that the CT-6R offers include index Scan, Music Search and Blank Skip and Reverse. And the three-direct-drive-motor tape transport offers quick and direct change of modes and flying-start recording.
Program peaks are shown by a responsive 8-LED bar-graph display (one per channel) Other advanced deck features include the Auto Tape Selector, one-Touch Recording, Recording Mute, a wired remote control and more.
Subfunctions:
Auto-reverse, auto repeat functions
MS/SKIP (Music Search/Skip) system
Index Scan system
Rec Mute switch
Dolby NR system (B type/ C type / OFF) with LED indicator lamp
Stand-by mechanism with unattended recording and playback
3 position Auto tape selector (Norm/CrO₂/Metal)
Full automatic stop mechanism
2 color digital level meter
3 digit mechanical tape counter
IC-based logic control
Cassette compartment illumination
Specifications
Systems: Compact cassette, 2-channel stereo
Motor:
1 x DC servo motor (for driving the capstan); 2 x DC high-torque motor (for driving the reel)
Heads: 1 x "Ribbon Sendust" record/playback head; 1 x Erasing Ferrite head
Fast Winding Time: approx.. 90 sec C-60 tape
Wow and Flutter: no more than 0,04% (WRMS). No More than 0,15% (DIN)
Frequency Response -20 dB Recording
Normal, LH Tape : 20 - 16,000 Hz (25 to 14,000 Hz ±3 dB)
CrO₂ Tape : 20 - 18,000 Hz (25 to 18,000 Hz ±3 dB) [0 dB rec; 25 to 10,000 Hz]
Metal Tape : 20 - 20,000 Hz (25 to 17,500 Hz ±3 dB) [0 dB rec; 25 to 15,000 Hz]
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
Dolby NR Off : more than 59 dB
Dolny NR On : more than 69 dB (Dolby-B); more than 79 dB (Dolby-C)
Total Harmonic Distortion: no more than 1,2% (0 dB)
Input Sensitivity/max. Allowable Input/impedance
Mic (L, R) : 0,3 mV/ 30 mV/ 12 k Ω (ref. MIC Impedance: 250 Ω to 10 K Ω )
Line (input) : 50 mV/ 25 v/ 100 K Ω (ref. Level/Load Impedance)
Output Level/ Impedance
Line (x2) : 450 mV/50 k Ω
Headphones : 60 mV/ 8 Ω
Power Supply: AC 120 V, 220 - 240 V 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption: 36-45 watts
Dimensions (W x H x D): 420 x 99,5 x 270 mm (16-9/16" x 3-15/16" x 10-5/8")
Weight: 5,3 kg (12 lb)
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