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Erasing on REC/PLAY Il
A previously recorded tape will be automatically
erased
when
you make
a new
recording on it.
Alternatively, it can be erased by "recording" on it
with the REC LEVEL control set to "0".
REC LEVEL
ats
Setting the Recording Level
Setting the recording level correctly is essential if
you want to make top-quality recordings. If the level
is too low, the recording will be noisy. If the level is
set too
high, the recording
will be distorted.
Generally speaking, the recording level should be
set so that the loudest signals to be recorded make
the meters indicate about 0 dB. If the meters peak
over the 0 dB point, the REC LEVEL control should
be turned counterclockwise a little. However, some
program material or different tape formulations (i.e.,
metal tape) may warrant higher recording levels.
With a little time and practice you will be able to
select that critical recording level that gives you the
best hi-fi recordings. The type and condition of the
tape, as well as the type of music source you are
recording will affect the optimum settings of the
recording level.
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SPECIAL FEATURES
Continuous Playback (REC/PLAY II to
PLAY 1)
HI Load prerecorded cassettes in both PLAY | and
REC/PLAY Il.
Set
the
TAPE
SELECTOR
switches
for
REC/PLAY Il.
TAPE
oMETAUCrO2——— OMETAL
SELECTOR
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Select the appropriate noise reduction system
with the DOLBY NR switch.
W-420C
W-410
DOLBY NR
DOLBY NR
OFF MB
gc
FF
| CTT |
i Press the pause and play buttons of REC/PLAY
ll then the same buttons of PLAY |. Now press
the pause button of REC/PLAY Il again to release
the pause mode; playback will start. (Operate in
the order shown.)
(REC/PLAY II)
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2
Hi When REC/PLAY
Ii reaches the end (or if the
stop/eject button
of REC/PLAY
II is pressed),
PLAY | starts playing automatically.
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