NATIONAL RX-CD70 Stereo Component System

Power Requirement: AC 100V 50Hz, Battery 15V (Ten “D” Size Flashlight Batteries)
Power Consumption: 40W (AC Only)
Power Output: 30w (15W x 2)…PMPO, 25W (12.5 x 2)…RMS (Max)
Speaker: Woofer 10cm PM Dynamic Speaker (2.7Ω), Tweeter 2 x 4cm Ceramic Speaker (1.4kΩ)
Input: MIC Sensitivity 0.25mV Applicable Microphone Impedance 200~600Ω
Ø3.5 AUX Sensitivity 200mV47kΩ Over
Output: Line Out sensitivity 420mV/4kΩ Under
Ext SP 2.7~8Ω Ø3.5, Headphones 32Ω Ø3.5
Dimensions: Total Size 764(W) x 173(H) x 237(D)mm, Main Unit 419(W) x 173(H) x 237(D)mm
Speaker Box 177(W) x 173(H) x 186(D)mm
Weight: 7.0 kg Without Batteries
DISC PLAYER SECTION
Sampling Frequency: 44.1kHz
D-A Conversion: 16-Bit Linear
Pickup: FF-1 (Fine Focus 1 beam)
Light Source: Semiconductor laser (Wavelength 765nm)
No of Channels: 2 Channels Stereo
Frequency Response: 20~20.00Hz (+3dB)
Dynamic Range: 90dB (1kHz)
S/N Ratio: 90dB (1kHz)
Wow and Flutter: Below Measurable Limit
RADIO SECTION
Radio Frequency Range: FM 87.5~108MHz, AM 520~1610kHz (577~186m)
Intermediate Frequency: FM 10.7MHz, AM 455kHz (European & Germany Only) 470kHz (United Kingdom only)
Sensitivity: FM 1.8μV/50mW Output (-3dB Limit Sens)
AM 100μV/m/50mW Output
TAPE DECK SECTION
Frequency Response:
40~15.000Hz (With Normal Tape)
40~16.000Hz 9With CrO2 tape)
40~17.000Hz (With Metal Tape)
Recording System: AC Bias AC Erase
Tape Speed: 1 7/8 Ips (4.8cm/s)
Track System: 4-Track 2 Channel Stereo Recording And Playback

Plays Abbey Road end to end.
It’s not just where you take the music, it’s where the music takes you. National portable CD players
Fire up the Compact Disc player in the NATIONAL RX-CD70 and musical sparks fly. But as impressive as its sound may be there’s even more. Dual cassettes with auto reverse and Dolby. An FM, AM. FM-stereo tuner. And detachable two-way speakers
As any John, Paul or George will tell you, a portable stereo without a compact disc isn’t worth crossing the road for. The National RX-CD70 features FF1 laser beam pick-up. *twin Dolby cassette decks and an FM stereo radio