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RECORDING
SINGLE RECORDING
Using Either Deck (DECK | or Il)
. Insert a tape into either deck for recording.
. Set the type of the DOLBY NR switch @ or @.
. Set the REVERSE MODE switch © (see page 11).
Set the recording source on the amplifier.
. Press the recording button (@).
. Adjust the recording level.
Adjust the recording level control (REC LEVEL)
so that the
"OdB" of the level meter lights. "+5 dB" may light temporarily.
7. Press the necessary playback button (P or <4) to run the tape
in the desired direction.
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@
@
Recording Pause
Press the pause button (ff). Press it again to resume recording.
@
Recording Completion
Press the stop button (MM).
@
If the erasure prevention tabs are broken, you cannot record
even if you press the recording button (@). Check to see that
both tabs of a cassette tape are not broken when recording two
ways of the tape.
@
Adjust the recording balance control (REC BALANCE)
@ for
right and left channels.
Normally,
set it to the center click
position.
@
The
tape transportation
mode
indicator
displays the tape
direction for either DECK | or II while recording.
Different Operations Depending on the Combinations of Tape
Transportation Directions and Reverse Modes
of either DECK tor Il at |
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(—)
Theretaret recateing
One-way mode | Two-way mode | Repeat mode
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F:
Forward recording (recording the front side of a cassette tape)
R:
Reverse recording (recording the back side of a cassette tape)
*:
Automatic reverse operation
RECORDING LEVEL ADJUSTMENT
Adjusting the recording level is most important for high quality
recording. It is recommended to set the recording level relatively
high because of better S/N (ratio of signals and noise levels) and
wider dynamic range (range between strength and weakness of
sound). If you set the level too high, the sound becomes distorted.
On the other hand, if you set the level too low, the tape noise may
disturb you. Set it to the maximum level possible, characteristic to
the tape, to get the best recording.
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| RECORDING MUTE (REC MUTE)
Create
unrecorded
sections on a tape. It is necessary for skip
search.
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Creating blank sections for 4 sec.
Press the recording mute button (Q) during recording.
* The recording indicator
[REC]
flashes, the deck enters the
muting mode where no sound is recorded for about 4 sec.,
then it enters the recording pause mode. Press the pause
button (Il) to resume recording.
@
Creating blank sections for no more than 4 sec.
Press the recording mute button (Q), then the pause button (If).
H Creating blank sections for more than 4 sec.
Hold down the recording mute button (0).
* The recording indicator
flashes. Release the button, and
the deck enters the recording pause mode.
DOLBY NR SYSTEM
@
The DOLBY
NR system
reduces
high-frequency
tape
noise
generated during tape playback.
@
The DOLBY NR B type reduces noises of high range, and widens
the dynamic range.
@
Since the DOLBY NR C type applies noise reduction effect to
middle range of frequencies as well, it gives better effect to high
quality recording.
@
When playing back a tape recorded in the DOLBY NR system,
set the same DOLBY NR system as recording to get the proper
noise reduction effect.
TWIN DOLBY HX PRO
@
Each deck is provided with a separate DOLBY HX PRO system.
@
The
DOLBY
HX
PRO
controls the optimum
recording
bias
depending on the high-frequency condition of music signals.
Due to this system, you can record sound such as digital source
that includes many energetic high-frequency signals.
@
Since the DOLBY HX PRO is usually set to ON, you can record
with high quality. The DOLBY HX PRO can be gained irrelevant
to the DOLBY NR system. The DOLBY HX PRO is also operable
only during recording, therefore, this effect is available even
when a radio cassette or car stereo does not have the DOLBY
HX PRO.
NOTE:
You cannot reproduce the original sound with fidelity under the
following conditions:
if you set the DOLBY
NR system to OFF when playing back the tape
recorded with the DOLBY NR system;
/f you set the DOLBY NR system to ON ( B or C) when playing back
the tape recorded without the DOLBY NR system.
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