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o'clock position. Rotation of the Treble
Control to the right (clockwise) increases
the level of high frequency sounds, and
rotation counter-clockwise decreases
their level. Adjust Treble Control to
achieve the tonal balance sounds most
natural to you.
8. TAPE MONITOR SWITCH
The Tape Monitor switch is generally left
in the "Source" position, so that the
program selected by the input switch is
routed to the loudspeakers/headphones.
If the Tape Monitor switch is turned to the
"Tape" position, the signal from the tape
Recorder is routed to the loudspeakers/
headphones.
If your tape machine is a three head type
suitable for A/B monitoring, then turning
the Tape Monitor switch to the "Tape"
position will allow full off-tape monitoring
of the recorded signal to be carried out
via the loudspeakers/headphones.
TAPE RECORDING
All sources, Phono, CD, Tuner and Aux
can be recorded via the tape connections.
To record an input, select the required
source and set your recorder to the
record mode.
To record from one tape recorder to
another, the palyback recorder should be
plugged into the Aux/USB socket, and the
recording machine into the Tape socket.
The input selector switch should be set to
"Aux". A recording can now be made in
the normal way.
PLAYBACK
Set the Tape Monitor switch to the "Tape"
position and set your recorder into the
playback mode.
detent or 12 o'clock position. Rotation of
the knob to the right (clockwise)
increases the level of low frequency
sounds, and rotation counter-clock-wise
decreases their level. Adjust the Bass
Control to achieve the tonal balance that
sounds most natural to you.
9. INPUT SELECTION SWITCH
The rotary input selector switch selects
which input signal(Phono, CD, Tuner or
Aux/USB)is fed to the power amplifier.
The selected signal is also fed to the
"Tape out" sockets for recording.
10. VOLUME CONTROL
The volume control adjusts the overall
loudness level of the sound. It has no
effect on the level of the signals fed to the
TAPE OUT jacks for tape recording. The
Volume control is designed for accurate
tracking of its two channels, so that the
stereo balance will not shift noticeably as
the loudness of the sound is varied.
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