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Use the dubbing function to copy a tape in deck A to a tape in deck B. High-speed
dubbing is convenient for dubbing entire tapes while normal-speed dubbing is handy
for tape editing.
1 Insert cassettes into both tape decks.
Recorded tape
Blank tape
into deck A
into deck B
Dubbing of the
reverse side starts
independently of
deck A.
Dubbing of the
reverse side starts
simultaneously with
deck A.
Both sides
3 Press HIGH or NORMAL to select the dubbing
speed.
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SYNCHRO DUBBING
A+B
4 Select the side on which to start dubbing.
To dub from the front side, press B> .
To dub from the reverse side, press <a.
To stop dubbing
During normal-speed dubbing, press the Ml button on deck B.
During high-speed dubbing, press the M button on either
deck A or B.
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During high-speed dubbing
Only the & button is operative.
tf the NORM or HIGH speed indicator flashes three times
Either one or both tabs of the cassette inserted into deck B
have been removed, making dubbing impossible for that
side. Cover the slot(s) with tape (see page 14).
Is it necessary to adjust the recording level and select
the Dolby NR system?
It is unnecessary since the tape in deck B is automatically
recorded with the same recording level and Dolby noise
reduction system as the original in deck A.
The Dolby system must, however, be set to match the tape
in deck A when the sound is monitored during normal-speed
dubbing.
Note on tape dubbing
If the sound is affected by the proximity of a television set
during high-speed dubbing, turn the television set off or
move it away from the deck.
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