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IMPORTANT
INFORMATION
INSTALLATION LOCATION
In
order
to
ensure
the
highest
quality of
sound
and
continuous trouble-free performance,
do not
install
your
CT-4141A
in
any
of
the
following
locations
and
conditions.
o
High temperatures (over 100oF); direct sunlight,
the
vicinity of
heaters,
etc.,
the top
of
amplifier
cabinets
which
can
become overheated, etc.
o
Low
temperatures
(lower than 40oF).
o
Dirty
or dusty
locations.
o
Locations where
there are
severe temperature
variations;
the vicinity of
air-conditioning units,
etc.
o
High
humidities.
o
Locations where strong magnetic
fields may
be
encountered;
close
to
fuansformers,
television
sets,
etc.
CASSETTE TAPE
Types
Cassette
tapes
are
in
general classified according
to
the
specified
playing time.
Cassette
construction
is
shown
in
Fig.
1. Specifications
are
universal.
Types
of
tape available
are
as
follows:
1.
Ordinary
tape.
2. Low-noise tape, low-noise high-output
tape
(sometimes coded
LH).
3.
Chrome (i.e.
chromium dioxide)
tape.
Tapes corresponding
to (2)
and
(3)
are
known
as
high-performance
tapes. However, unless
a
tape
deck
designed
for their
use
is
employed,
not
only
will
they
fail to
develop
their
full
inherent perform-
ance,
but
they may
even
give results
inferior
to
ordinary tape. The
CT-4141A is
fitted with
a
tape
selector
switch which
can be set
to
match
each
of
these
kinds
of
tape.
Playing times
The
physical dimensions
of
the different
cassettes
are
identical: the
various
lengths
of
playing
time
depend
upon the
thickness
of
the tape
used.
Playrng
(recording) time (minutes)
Nomenclature
One side
Total
15
30
45
60
30
60
90
720
c-30
c-60
c-90
c-720
The most
common
types
are C-60
and
C-90.
NOTE:
With the C-l20 casette,
the.thichness
of
the
tape
is only half that of
the
C-60 tape,
and
cone-
spond,ingly
greater care
h
required
in
hand.ling
it.
PIONEER
Fig.
1
TTE
CASE
IDE ROLLER
3
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