Sony - TC-121 Audio-cassette deck

The Sony TC-121 (also known as the Stereo Cassette-Corder TC-121) is a classic toploader vintage cassette deck that was launched by Sony Corporation around 1970. It is a hi-fi component designed for use in combination with an external amplifier and speakers. Characteristic of this model is the retro housing (often finished with a wooden conversion or side panels), the mechanical piano keys and the two illuminated analog VU meters on the front. Key specifications According to the official documentation of the HiFi Engine manual, the TC-121 has the following technical characteristics: System: 4-track, 2-channel stereo recording and display. Heads: 2 heads (1 x combined recording/display head, 1 x erasing head). Tape speed: Standard 4.75 cm/s. Tape support: Suitable for Type I (Normal) and early CrO2 (Chrome) tapes (manually switchable). Frequency range: 40Hz to 13kHz (when using Chrome Tapes). Signal-to-noise ratio: 45dB. Connections: Microphone inputs (left/right) and headphone jack at the front; RCA (tulip) line-in and line-out at the back. Unit has been tested and operational. Main capstan belt has been replaced.

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