Tandberg Series 6x Reel to Reel Player  (1968)

The Tandberg Series 6X stereo tape deck's design stemmed from the series 6 unit.

It was available in either half-track stereo (62X) or quarter-track (64X) stereo versions and featured separate erase, record and playback heads plus a fourth crossfield bias head.

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Tandberg TR-2040 Receiver

Built in 1975 in the Tandberg Radio Factory, located in Oslo Norway, the Tandberg TR-2040 is a receiver that is a little different from what you might find in similar units from Pioneer, Sansui or Yamaha receivers of the time.   For one, this receiver is FM band only, and has a distinctively un-Japanese look to it.  The differences are more than skin deep, though.

Unusually, the FM radio has six presets which can be selected through the square push buttons on the right hand side of the receiver.  The presets are set by using the small 'tuning' knob under each preset button.  A neat touch is that the signal meter moves to the number of your preset when it is selected.

Sound quality is excellent, and this receiver produces a respectable 40watts per channel.

New Price: 4,000.00 NKr. (1975)  ~ $700 at 2013 exchange rates.
Net weight (2.2 lb = 1 kg) 9.6 kg / 21 lb 2.3 oz (21.145 lb)
Dimensions (WHD) 515 x 143 x 320 mm / 20.3 x 5.6 x 12.6 inch

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Tandberg TCD-3014 Cassette Deck (Orig. MSRP $1395 USD)

Downloads:  Tandberg TCD-3014 User Manual | Tandberg TCD-3014 Service Manual

• Produced 1982-1985
• 4 Motors
• 3 Heads
• Dyneq
• Microprocessor Controlled
• Actilinear Recording

More pictures after the break.

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Tandberg TCD-440A
Released 1978 - Made in Norway

A top of the line professional quality top loading unit with 3 heads and 3 motors with dual capstan. Has two types of Dolby noise reduction and the bias can be adjusted for cassette tape types 1 and 2 and metal types 1 and Dyneq Actilinear recording metal tape.

This deck can also be mounted horizontally or vertically also have all the operating manuals

Tandberg TCD-440A Technical Data [PDF]

More pictures after the break.

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