Ee Eee - JVC A-X3 Instruction Book

TAPE
MONITOR
USING STEREO HEADPHONES
Stereo headphones can be plugged into the front panel jack.
The signal from this jack is independent of the speakers.
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2.
3.
Plug stereo headphones into the PHONES jack.
For private listening, set both SPEAKERS switches to their
"out" position ( ML).
To listen through headphones, while at the same time listen-
ing to speaker sound, select the required speaker system as
well,
RECORDING TAPES
To record from disc sources onto a TAPE-1 or TAPE-2 tape
deck
1.
2.
3. Select a speaker system if you wish to hear the sound while
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8.
Connect a tape deck to the TAPE-1 or TAPE-2 REC ter-
minals.
Press the POWER switch in ( =).
recarding.
. Press the PHONO switch in (-=) and make sure that the
TAPE MONITOR indicator does not light.
. Set the MC/MM select switch as required.
. Leave the tape dubbing switch in the SOURCE position
(m@).
Operate the turntable.
Operate the tape deck for recording.
To record from other sources (TUNER, AUX)
Press the TUNER switch in (-=) to record radio broadcasts.
Press the AUX switch in (= ) to record the source connected
to the AUX terminals. All other operations are identical to
when recording from disc sources.
Notes:
@ You can also monitor with headphones the sound being
recorded.
@ The sound you hear from the speakers or headphones is the
source sound, not that being recorded on the tape.
@ If you have a three-head tape deck with independent record
and play heads, you can monitor the recorded sound while
recording.
For this purpose:
(Tt) Press the TAPE MONITOR switch in (-= ).
(2) When you are recording with the tape deck connected
to TAPE-1 terminals, leave the TAPE switch in its
"out'' position (5). When recording with the tape
deck connected to TAPE-2 terminals, press the TAPE
switch in (=).
@ The VOLUME control of this amplifier has no effect on the
recording level. Adjust the recording level with the controls
on the tape deck.
@ The TAPE-1 terminals and DIN socket are in parallel,
These cannot be used at the same time.
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