TEAC R-1000
TEAC
Japan
Tape Deck Details
Number of Motors
3
Number of Heads
4
Head Configuration
Stereo
Wow & Flutter
Signal-to-Noise [dB]
Dimensions [mm]
Weight [kg]
Year built
1966-1967
Head Composition
Permalloy
Equalization
Frequency Response
Speed
3¾, 7½
Max Reel [inch]
7
Tracks
1/4 Rec/PB
Price
User
Consumer
Additional Information
The TEAC R-1000 is a consumer-grade reel-to-reel tape deck released around 1966-1967, designed for stereo recording and playback with solid build quality typical of TEAC's products from that era.
Track and Head Configuration: It is a 4-head, 1/4 track stereo deck with Permalloy heads, allowing stereo recording and playback on two channels.
Tape Speeds: Supports standard consumer tape speeds of 3¾ ips (9.5 cm/s) and 7½ ips (19 cm/s).
Reel Size: Compatible with reels up to 7 inches in diameter.
Head Composition: Uses Permalloy, a magnetic alloy known for good durability and audio fidelity.
Output Level and Impedance: Provides an output level of 1 V with an impedance of 10 kΩ or more.
Power Supply: Operates on AC 100V, 117V, or 220V at 50/60 Hz depending on region.
Physical Dimensions: The deck is relatively compact for its time, designed for home use.