Philips - Philips n2415 stereo recorder Draagbare cassettespeler

A beautiful late 1970s Philips N2415 Stereo Cassette Recorder, manufactured in Austria. This portable stereo unit represents classic European Philips engineering from the golden era of cassette technology.

Equipped with built-in electret microphone, automatic level control and 2 × 1.5W output power, this model delivers warm vintage sound. The unit can operate on 220V mains or 6 batteries, making it fully portable.

A great addition for collectors of vintage Philips equipment, 1970s electronics, or classic cassette recorders.

Philips Stereo Recorder N2415 (1977–1978)

General Information

Brand: Philips – Austria
Model: N2415 Stereo Recorder
Year of manufacture: 1977 / 1978
Country of origin: Austria
Category: Portable Stereo Cassette Recorder
Radiomuseum ID: 125271

Technical Specifications

Type: Stereo cassette recorder / player

Number of transistors: 5

Semiconductors used:

Silicon transistors (audio amplification stages)

Silicon signal diodes

Integrated audio amplifier IC
(Exact component references may vary between versions ../60 and ../65)

Main principle: Audio amplification

Frequency response: 80 – 11,000 Hz

Output power: 2 × 1.5 W (music power)

Built-in microphone: Electret type

Automatic level control (ALC)

Power Supply

220V mains operation

Or 6 × 1.5V batteries

Fully portable and usable without mains connection

Construction & Dimensions

Material: Plastic housing (no bakelite or catalin)

Loudspeaker: Permanent Magnet Dynamic (moving coil)

During playback through the built-in speaker, both stereo channels (L + R) are combined

Dimensions (W × H × D): 260 × 70 × 200 mm

Weight: 2 kg