Recording With Rec/Play Ii; Erasing On Rec/Play Ii - Teac W-505R Owner's Manual

Recording
with
REG/PLAY
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Press
the POWER switch to
on.
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Load
a
recordable
cassette. Set both
TAPE
SELECTOR switches to
the appropriate positions
according to the type of
tape loaded.
Setting
the recording level correctly
is
essential
if
you want to
make
top-quality recordings.
lf
the level
is
too low, the recording
will be noisy. lf 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. lf 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{i
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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Press
the pause button
again
to start recording.
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Set
the DOLBY NR switch as required.
Press
the pause button and then press
the
record button.
(The RECORD LED
indicator
comes
on.) This enables you
to
adjust
the
recording
level without actually
recording.
(Operate
in
the order shown.)
Adjust
the
REC LEVEL
control
so that
the loudest
sound
to be recorded
makes
the meter
indication
just
reach
the
0
dB point.
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To stop recording,
press the STOP button
(r/A).
Erasing
on
REC/PLAY
ll
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".
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