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Types of tapes which can be used
The types of tapes described below can be used with
Conventional analog cassette tapes:
For playback
this deck.
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only (Analog compact cassette tapes)
Digital compact cassette tapes (DCC)
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There are two types of DCC tapes.
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1. Prerecorded DCC music tapes available in stores:
For playback only
2, DCC tapes for recording
DCC tapes for recording
Hub insertion holes
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covered by slider
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completely sealed, and their tape and hub holes are
protected by a slider.
This design ensures that, except when the cassette is
foaded, dust and foreign particles will net enter the
cassette housing and cause dropouts (digital signal
losses) which are the main cause of deterioration in
the quality of digital recordings.
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Accidental erasure
prevention tab
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DCC tapes for recording come in iengths of 45, 60
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and 90 minutes.
(Rear side)
Tampering with the cassette tape length identification
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holes In any way can cause malfunctioning.
Cassette tape length identification holes |
Safeguarding against the accidental erasure of a valuable
recording
When the accidental erasure
Recorded tapes that you want to keep can be
prevention tab Is closed, recording
protected by sliding the accidental erasure prevention
is not possible.
tab on the rear side of the cassette to the "up"
position shown In the diagram. It will then be
impossible to record on the tape, thus protecting
important recordings from accidental erasure.
Slide this up
using the tip of
a ballpoint pen, ete.
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