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Recording a Tape
Recording Notes:
Copyright
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it may be unlawful to record or playback copyrighted material without the
consent of the copyright owner.
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Deck A is used for playback only, and deck B is used for both recording and playback.
Reduce Hiss—Dolby NR
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Toreduce hiss, use the Dolby noise reduction system. Select type B (DOLBY B NR) or type C (DOLBY
C NR) noise reduction with DOLBY NR switch.
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B (DOLBY B NR) : Popular noise reduction
C (DOLBY C NR): Highly effective noise reduction
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Ifthe small tabs on cassette tapes to prevent accidental erasure have been removed, the contents of the tape
cannot be recorded or erased over. To record or erase, cover the holes with adhesive tape. (The tab in the
upper left comer is the tab for the side facing you, and the other tab is for the opposite side.)
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If you are recording an AM broadcast and you hear interference, move BEAT CUT switch on the back
of the tape deck from Position 1 (the normal mode) to Position 2.
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Torecord using S.E.A. effect, turn on the S.E.A. Graphic Euqualizer and select a pattern. Please do not
change the S.E.A. settings during recording.
If you are using the Dubbing fucntion, you cannot record using S.E.A. effect.
Recording from Various Sources
1. Insert a cassette for recording into deck B.
2. Select the source you are recording from.
3. Press the PAUSE button on the Tape Deck while simultaneously pressing the REC/REC MUTE button.
This will set the deck B in the REC/PAUSE mode.
Start the source to be recorded.
Press the Play <4 or > button on the deck B to start recording.
To stop recording, press the Stop ml button.
To stop recording temporarily, press the PAUSE button.
To restart recording again, press the Play button <4 or >.
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Direct Recording from the CD Player
Direct recording permits a tape deck to start recording automatically in synchronism with a CD Player.
. Insert the cassette for recording into deck B.
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2. Puta CD in the CD Player.
3. Press the CD REC START button on the Tape Deck. "CD REC" will be indicated on the Display.
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The CD Player and the Tape Deck are activated, and recording begins with the first track of the CD.
4. To stop direct recording, press the Stop ™ button on deck B or the STOP/CLEAR m@ button on the CD
Player.
Recording CD Tracks in Auto-Edit Mode
In Auto-Edit mode, tracks from the CD will automatically be selected to determine which tracks should go
on side A of the tape and which should go on side B.
The selection is based on the lengths of the tracks and the length of the tape. This ensures a proper "fit" of the
tracks recorded on the tape. It prevents a track from being cut off when the end of the tape is reached.
Auto Edit
Insert the cassette for recording in deck B.
Put the CD in the CD Player.
Set the sound effects you want now, since the sound environment cannot be changed once recording starts.
Press the STOP/CLEAR @ button on the CD Player.
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This cancels the previous edit or program setting.
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5. Press the A. EDIT button on the CD Player to tell the system the length of the tape in the Tape Deck.
Q The tape length most suitable forCD recording is displayed first. Each time the A. EDIT button is
pressed, the next standard tape length blinks, in this order:
> C46 > C54 + C60 > C74 > C90 — (back to the beginning)
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