V-M Voice Of Music 700 ‘Tape-O-Matic’

125$US
Fully tested good working

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Voice o matic 700 in working condition, plays tapes amd microphone works as well

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V-M Voice Of Music
700 'Tape-O-Matic'
Vintage
Consumer
Tube
USA
1/2 Rec/PB
3 3/4, 7 1/2
7"
2
Permalloy
full-track-mono
NAB
No
110-120v
5 / 10
5 / 10
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Description

“A compact and versatile machine, tastefully and attractively encased, light in weight (30lbs) and priced in the medium low-priced field.” …So said the Staff test report in a February
1955 Magnetic Film & Tape Recording magazine.
The VM700 was the first of a very successful series of recorders which put V-M into the tape recorder business and the basic chassis was used right up to the model 722, which was discontinued in late 1963.
A standard half-track mono machine, the VM-700 had two tape speeds, 7½ and 3¾ ips, which were selected via a knurled button. The internal amplifier provided approximately 3 watts of audio at less than 3% distortion to a compensated pair of speakers (L-C combination) in series – a 5 x 7″ oval woofer and a 3½” tweeter.

Additional Info

Total harmonic distortion: less than 3% / Bias frequency: 50 – 70kHz / Audio output power: 4 watts / Inputs: microphone, magnetic phono and radio / phono / TV / Outputs: external amp, extension speaker / Speaker(s): 5 x 7″ oval woofer with Alnico V magnet and a 3½” tweeter / Weight: 30 lbs (13.6 kg) / half-track mono