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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4. Recording levels should be adjusted with the
volume controls of your tape decks.
5. Recording is not affected by the VOLUME,
BASS, TREBLE, FILTER, LOUDNESS, etc.,
controls of the unit.
Playback
1. The INPUT SELECTOR switch can be in any
position.
2. Set the TAPE switch to the corresponding
position "TAPE A" or "TAPE B".
3. Adjust volume and tonal quality.
Dubbing
Tape recordings may be easily duplicated
from one tape deck to another with minimal loss
of quality by setting the TAPE switch to "B MON"
or "SOURCE MON" as follows:
1. The INPUT SELECTOR switch can be in any
position.
2. Set the TAPE switch to "B MON" when it is
desired to copy recorded material on the tape
deck A for recording on the tape deck B. The
recording can be monitored.
In addition,
"SOURCE MON" position can be done at the
same time that a different source signal such
as an FM broadcast or phono disc is being
reproduced through the speakers.
Note: -
Be sure to set the TAPE switch to "B MON" or "SOURCE
MON" only.
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Tape Recording : The input signal selected by the INPUT
SELECTOR switch is always present at
a fixed level at the TAPE A and TAPE B
REC jacks.
TAPE A
TAPE A
TAPE B
REC„
_PLAY
REC„
„PLAY
Tape Playback : Playback signal enters TAPE A PLAY
jacks, and is heard from the speakers.
TAPE A
TAPE B
Tape Playback : Playback signal enters TAPE B PLAY
jacks, and is heard from the speakers.
TAPE A
TAPE B
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Dubbing : Playback signal from tape deck A
enters via TAPE A PLAY jacks, passes
through TAPE switch B MON, and is
recorded by tape deck B.
Dubbing :
TAPE A
TAPE B
REC~
~PLAY
REC~
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Playback signal from tape deck A
enters via TAPE A PLAY jacks, passes
through TAPE switch SOURCE MON,
and is recorded by tape deck B. In ad¬
dition, this position makes it possible
that a different source signal such as
an FM broadcast or phono disc is being
reproduced through the speakers.
KA-6100 (K) 9
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