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3.
Set the speed selector
for
the desired
speed
7I/2,33/4,
orLT/ 8ips.
4.
PulI the
'IREC.
" lever toward the front of
the
case
and
move
the
Selector
control to
the For-
ward position.
5.
Hold the microphone
about 6
to
12
inches
from
the
mouth
and
speak
in
a
normal voice.
6.
Adjust the Volume control
until
the
level indi-
cator flashes
on the
loudest
passages.
N0TE:
Correctvolume levelduring
a
recording
is
very
important.
Too
weak a
signal
will
resultin
weak
playback andhigh background
noise.
Too strong
a
signal
will
result
in
distortion during
playback.
Recording
f
rom
a Radio, Phonograph
or
Television
Receiver
Connect
the
patch cord
supplied
with
the
re-
corder
as
follows:
l.
Connect
the
alligator clips
across the voice
coil
terminals of
the
radio,
phonograph,
ortelevision
receiver.
2.
Insert the
patch
cord plug
into
the
Aux.
jack.
3.
Follow steps
I
thru 4
under 'Microphone
Re-
cording".
Recording
f
rom Cartridge
l.
Magnetic
Cartridge:
(a)
Connect
theoutput
of
the
cartridge to
a
pre-
amplifier.
(b)
Connectthe
preamplifier outputto the'Aux'.'
jack of the recorder.
(c) Follow
steps
I
thru 4 under
"Microphone
Recording".
2.
Crystal or Ceramic Cartridge:
(a)
Connectthe
cartridge leads
through
the
patch
cord to
the "Aux.
"
jack of the recorder.
(b) Follow
steps
I
thru 4 under
"Microphone
Recording".
Dual
Track Recording
This
recorder
will
record and play
on
one-half
thewidth
of
the
tape
at
atime, resulting in atwo-track
recording. After
the
first
recording
is
completed,
remove
the
full
reel
f
rom
the
right-hand spindle,
turn
the reel over
and
place
it
on
the left-hand spindle.
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