VICTOR/JVC JT-V11
¥ 24,800 (around 1976)
Commentary
An AM/FM stereo tuner that uses a dial scale graduated every 200 hz.
It uses flywheels with increased inertia mass by concentrating mass on the outer circumference, and new ケベラー rope with about 400 polyamide fibers wrapped in Tetoron and coated with Teflon.
Equipped with two meters, a 0 center meter and a signal meter, it enables more precise tuning.
The front-end section is designed to be resistant to intermodulation and cross-modulation while focusing on temperature characteristics.
The MPX circuit is composed mainly of PLL-ICs used in the JT-V31 and other products.
It also uses a low-pass filter that cuts the 19 kHz stereo pilot signal to prevent beats caused by interference with the deck bias frequency when recording to tape.
Woody case was sold separately.
Model Rating
| Type | FM/AM Tuner |
| FM sensitivity | 1.9 μ V (10.7 dBf) |
| Harmonic distortion factor | 0.4% (1 kHz, stereo) |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | mono:72dB stereo:68dB |
| Effective selectivity | 62dB |
| Capture ratio | 1.0dB |
| Separation (1 kHz) | 40dB |
| External dimensions | Width 390x Height 152x Depth 346 mm |
| Weight | 4.2kg |
| Sold Separately | Wood Case WD-6 (¥ 4,500) |