Recording; Using The Built-In Microphone; Using An External Microphone - Radio Shack 14-1107A Owner's Manual

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3. Adjust
VOLUME
listening level.
4. Press
STOP/EJECT
pletely stop playback before it
automatically
STOP/EJECT
cassette compartment
remove the cassette.

RECORDING

Notes:
• Before you load a cassette tape
for recording, be sure the cas-
sette's erase-protection tabs are
in place (see "Preventing Acci-
dental Erasure").
• The CTR-94's Automatic Level
Control (ALC) circuit automati-
cally adjusts the recording level.
has
VOLUME
recording.
Using the Built-In
Microphone
The built-in condenser microphone is
a high-sensitivity microphone that
easily picks up sounds, near or far.
This is handy for recording confer-
ences or lectures.
1. Load a blank cassette tape, or
one you want to record over, into
the cassette compartment.
2. Place the recorder 2 or 3 feet
from the recording source.
to the desired
to com-
stops. Press
again to open the
and
no effect on
3. Press to begin record-
RECORD
ing. Both
PLAY
lock down.
CT R- 9 4 A C/B AT TE RY C AS SET TE RE COR DER
RECORD PLAY REWIND FAST-F
4. Speak into .
MIC
CT R- 9 4 A C/B AT TE RY C AS SET TE RE COR DER
RECORD
PLAY REWIND FAST-F
Note: To temporarily stop record-
ing, press
PAUSE
recording, press
PAUSE
5. Press
STOP/EJECT
recording.
Using an External
Microphone
You can connect an external micro-
phone with a 1 / -inch plug to the re-
8
corder. This is handy for when you
want to record only an individual's
voice and exclude all other sounds
in the surrounding area. Your local
Radio Shack store carries a wide
variety of external microphones.
Note: Connecting an external micro-
phone automatically disconnects the
built-in condenser microphone.
and
RECORD
MIC
STOP
PAUSE
EJECT
MIC
STOP
PAUSE
EJECT
. To resume
again.
to stop
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