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Hello, one of my friends inherited a Nakamichi System One and needs an owner's manual - anybody know a link on where to find one?
Thanks!
Tom
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This is one of those manuals that's actually useful, because the rack assembly is tricky, as is the timer. The manual covers both.
I just scanned my copy and uploaded it to hifiengine.com, where it should show up in a week or so.
If you need it sooner, you can download it from my Dropbox: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/57076867/Nak%20System%20One.pdf
The quality's not the best, sorry, I was in a rush. But it's fully readable.
... do you mean the 600 cassette deck, 610 preamp (or 630 preamp/tuner) and 620 power amp?
If so, it looks like docs for those components (at least most of them) areavailable at hifiengine (link below; free registration required for downloading).
(image link from http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=215719)
interesting brochure scan, too, at http://my.reset.jp/~inu/ProductsDataBase/Products/Nakamichi/Nakamichi-600/Nakamichi-600%20Series%20Component%20Audio%20System.htm
all the best,
mrh
I had a Nakamichi 620 a long time ago. Nice looking, not all that great sounding, at least to me.
nt
all the best,
mrh
Never knew they offered the line in silver. I usually prefer silver over black but in this case black gets my vote.
A couple of things that always bugged me about the series. First there was no separate tuner. While I like the tuner/preamp format in this case since there was a preamp I can not figure out why they just did not package the tuner portion of the tuner/preamp as a separate component. Also, Nach made some nice reel to reel transports such as those used in the KLH pair and it would have seemed a natural to offer a low profile r2r similar to the Pioneer 707 and 909.
These were really nice components and I remember customers just crowding around it and drooling for what seemed hours.
Don Brian Levy, J.D.
Toronto ON Canada
Hi Brian,
When I was in high school and saw this system in the Audio Associates that was in Wheaton Plaza, I preferred the black too. However, now, almost everything I have is black, and I would rather have silver. I have seen the silver Nak rack and it is really nice looking.
They made a separate preamp, but, as you said, no separate tuner. My friend has one and it is really a mixer. With all the features, it is still a great sounding unit. It is very well made and still works fine today.
Dave
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