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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Tape-to-Tape Dubbing
Tape recordings can be easily duplicated from
one tape deck to another with minimal loss of
quality by the following procedure.
1.
Set the TAPE switch to B MON (A
► B)
when you wish to make dubbing, monitoring
the sound duplicated on the tape deck B.
Meantime, set the TAPE switch to SOURCE
MON (A ► B) when you wish to make dub¬
bing, listening to a different source sound
such as an FM broadcast, record, etc.
Note:
The INPUT SELECTOR switch can be in any posi¬
tion in both cases.
2.
Load the recorded tape on the tape deck A,
and another tape for re-recording, on the tape
deck B.
3.
Operate both tape decks together.
®TAPE
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SOURCE
TAPE A-£^-TAPE B-
B MON
B),
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SOURCE
Recording:
TAPE A
TAPE B
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The input signal selected by the INPUT SELEC¬
TOR switch is always present at a fixed level
at the TAPE A & TAPE B REC jacks.
^-@-PLAY REC|-
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TAPE A
TAPE A
TAPE B
Playback:
The playback signal enters TAPE A PLAY jacks
and is heard from the speakers.
Playback:
The playback signal enters TAPE B PLAY jacks
and is heard from the speakers.
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TAPE A
TAPE B
REC^
,—.PLAY
REC,-,
,-PLAY
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Dubbing:
The playback signal from tape deck A enters
via TAPE A PLAY jacks, passes through TAPE
switch B MON (A ► B),
and is recorded by
tape deck B.
TAPE A
TAPE B
Dubbing:
The playback signal from tape deck A enters
via TAPE A PLAY jacks, passes through TAPE
switch SOURCE MON (A ► B), and is recorded
by tape deck B. In addition, this position makes
it possible that a different source signal such as
an FM broadcast or phono disc is reproduced
through the speakers.
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