Vintage Cassette Recorder | Philips D6350 1980s, Computer Data Interface, Variable Speed

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Welcome to 'The Analog Vault,' where vintage technology meets timeless sound. Here, each radio, amplifier, and tape recorder has been selected for its iconic design and potential to be revived. For those seeking not just an object, but a piece of sonic history.

A RARE PIECE OF COMPUTING AND AUDIO HISTORY— PHILIPS D6350

This is a vintage Philips D6350 portable cassette recorder from the 1980s, a fascinating piece that bridges the worlds of audio and early home computing. While it functions as a high-quality cassette player and recorder, its true collectible appeal lies in its computer-compatible data interface — a feature that made it a favorite among enthusiasts of vintage systems like the Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum for storing programs on cassette .

The unit is in excellent working condition and has been tested. The variable speed control, a key feature of this model, allows for precise pitch adjustment during playback and recording .

KEY FEATURES

· Variable Speed Control — adjustable pitch for playback and recording

· Computer-Compatible Data Interface — designed for use as a data recorder with vintage computers

· Built-in Microphone — for voice recording

· Separate Bass and Treble Controls — for personalized sound settings

· Versatile Connectivity — external speaker, headphone/line-out, line-in, and microphone jacks

· Battery Check LED — red indicator for battery status

· Tape Counter — tracks playback position

· Retractable Handle — folds flush into the body for transport

SPECIFICATIONS

· Brand: Philips

· Model: D6350 /60

· Period: 1980s (circa 1985–1988)

· Power: Mains (220V) or 6 × 1.5V batteries

· Speaker: 10.5 cm permanent magnet dynamic speaker

· Dimensions: 28 × 18.5 × 5.5 cm (11 × 7.3 × 2.17 inches)

· Weight: 1.2 kg (2.6 lbs)

· Condition: Excellent working condition, fully tested

PERFECT FOR

· Collectors of vintage computer hardware and peripherals

· Enthusiasts of 1980s audio equipment

· Fans of Philips vintage electronics

· Those seeking a functional piece of computing history

SHIPPING

Express shipping with professional packaging.

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