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About the HD7600
The Harman Kardon HD7600 is a high-fidelity stereo compact disc player introduced around 1990-1991. It uses a one-bit bitstream MN6471M digital-to-analog converter and a Sony KSS-150A CD mechanism. It offers a frequency response of 4Hz to 20kHz, dynamic range of 98dB, signal-to-noise ratio of 106dB, channel separation of 96dB, and total harmonic distortion of 0.003%. The player provides a 2V line output and digital outputs via coaxial and optical connections. It measures 443 x 103 x 356 mm and weighs approximately 6.9-8.6 kg depending on market documentation. The HD7600 includes a remote control and features a robust build with separate power supplies for the digital, analog, transport, and display sections, along with vibration-damping steel plates in the chassis. It supports advanced functions such as index search and programmable track selection via the front panel and remote control.
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