Hello from Shakespeare: the Japanese classic from 1965.

The Juliette 606 6 Transistor Tape Recorder, a product of the innovative era of the 1960s, stands as a testament to the marriage of functionality and elegance. Imported and distributed by Topp Import & Export, Inc., based in Miami, FL, this recorder was manufactured in Japan, renowned for its technological prowess during that time.



The aesthetic charm of the Juliette 606 is undeniable, encapsulating the essence of the '60s with its solid-state wooden case adorned with chrome accents. The blend of these materials not only adds to its visual appeal but also contributes to the device's durability, making it a reliable companion for audio enthusiasts.

This portable tape recorder offers a versatile power supply, operating seamlessly on 4 DC batteries with a voltage of 1.5V each, ensuring mobility for users on the go. Alternatively, the device can be powered by AC at 240V and 50/60 Hz, making it adaptable to various settings.

One of the standout features of the Juliette 606 is its versatility in recording capabilities. Whether you're capturing the melodic chirping of wild birds with the microphone and remote control or recording your favorite songs playing on guitar during a picnic, this device proves to be a companion for various occasions. Additionally, the ability to make records from the radio at home adds a layer of convenience, allowing users to create a music library in advance.

The device's compatibility with tape reels up to 13 cm in size ensures an extended recording capacity, ideal for users who wish to capture longer audio segments without interruption.

Beyond its technical capabilities, the Juliette 606 brings a touch of humor to its users, echoing the timeless tale of Romeo and Juliette. The playful nod to Shakespeare's classic love story adds a whimsical element to the device's identity, making it not only a functional piece of audio equipment but also a conversation starter.

 

What a nice little thing - ther`s just one at ebay. What kind are the plugs to record ? It seems, that they only have one contact, without a GND. Never seen this.

 

You can connect an external tuner/radio for recording via cable with the mini-jack plug only.

 

Are there really Mini Jack-plugs at this time, in the Sixtees ? I only know the 6,3 mm - phone-jacks.
Here`s a greater picture of the sockets


Could this be 6,3 mm , 1,4" ?

 

Here is the answer!