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General| Track System | 4-track, 2-channel stereo |
|---|---|
| Heads | 1 x Record/Playback, 1 x Erase |
| Motor | DC servo motor |
| Tape Type | Normal, CrO2, Metal |
| Channels | 2 |
Features a V-cut combination sendust guard head for superior recording quality and reduced distortion.
Utilizes a dual-motor drive for precise tape transport, achieving low wow & flutter.
Fully compatible with new generation high-performance metal tapes for optimum sound quality.
Displays signal peaks and volume (VU) for easier adjustment of recording levels.
Features feather-touch buttons for intuitive operation, including timer and memory functions.
Includes separate Dolby circuits for record and playback amplifiers for enhanced noise reduction.
Advises on proper placement, temperature, avoiding magnets, dust, and humidity for optimal performance.
Recommends regular cleaning of heads, capstan, and pinch roller to maintain sound quality.
Explains how to set the voltage selector for different power sources on the AD-M700H model.
Jacks for conducting the playback sound to an amplifier or receiver.
Jacks for feeding sound from a source to the deck for recording.
Jack for synchronizing tape recording with turntable operation.
Accommodates microphones with impedance from 200 ohms to 10 k-ohms for recording.
Jack for connecting headphones with impedance from 8 ohms to 1 k-ohm.
Instructions for setting the timer switch and connecting the power supply for operation.
Guide on how to properly insert a cassette into the deck.
Describes the safety lock mechanism that prevents operation with the cassette holder open.
Mechanism that automatically selects bias and equalizer for CrO2 tapes.
Mechanism that stops the tape automatically at the end of playback or recording.
Instructions for setting the Dolby NR/MPX Filter switch for different tape types.
Guidance on selecting the appropriate tape type (metal, Fe-Cr, LH) on the TAPE SELECTOR.
Instructions to set the MONITOR switch to TAPE for playback monitoring.
Steps to initiate tape playback by pressing the PLAY button.
How to adjust the output level using the deck's OUTPUT LEVEL knob for optimal sound.
Details on using the OUTPUT LEVEL knob to match sound levels with source or amplifier.
Guide to setting recording levels for high signal-to-noise ratio and minimal distortion.
Explanation of the multi-peak display for monitoring signal levels and preventing distortion.
Advice on making more precise recording level adjustments based on tape type and distortion.
Instructions on using the TIMER switch for unattended recording operations.
Steps for inserting a cassette properly before recording.
How to set the Dolby NR/MPX FILTER switch for various recording situations.
Guide to selecting the correct tape type using the TAPE SELECTORS.
Instructions to set the MONITOR switch to SOURCE for monitoring input signals.
Step-by-step guide to performing a recording, including PAUSE, RECORD, PLAY, and level adjustments.
How to adjust the bias fine knob to match different tape types for optimal performance.
Explains the REC MUTE function for creating silence or cutting commercials during recording.
How to use the PAUSE button to temporarily stop tape during recording or playback.
Describes the ability to switch directly from PLAY to RECORD mode.
Explains the advantage of monitoring recorded signals while recording with 3-head decks.
How to use the tape counter to locate specific passages on the tape.
Recommended procedure for dubbing tapes using the machine and a second deck.
How to use the memory mechanism to rewind to a desired program for playback or stop.
Explains the feature for automatically playing back one side of a tape repeatedly.
Instructions for setting up unattended recordings using a timer and the cassette deck.
How to set up the deck for playback to start automatically at a specified time.
Describes the mechanism for synchronizing tape recording with turntable operation.
Provides guidance on selecting high-quality tape brands for optimal performance.
Explains why different tape types require different bias and EQ settings.
Details on how to use bias selectors and fine adjustment to achieve maximum performance from tapes.
Explains the two-stage Dolby system for reducing high-frequency hiss noise.
Describes the MPX filter's role in protecting the Dolby circuit from FM pilot signals.
Recommends regular demagnetization of the recording/playback head to prevent noise.
Instructions on how to use the cassette's safety tabs to prevent accidental erasure.
How to perform a complete erasure of a tape by setting record level to zero.
Essential maintenance steps for cleaning key components to ensure optimal performance.
Covers Type, Track System, Semiconductors, and Power Requirements/Consumption.
Details Frequency Response, Signal-to-Noise Ratio, Wow & Flutter, and Tape Speed.
Includes Rewind/Fast Forward Time, Recording/Erasure Systems, Motors, and Heads.
Lists Inputs, Outputs, Dimensions, Weight, and Accessories for the unit.
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