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General| Type | Reel-to-reel tape deck |
|---|---|
| Track System | 4-track, 2-channel stereo |
| Reel Size | 7-inch reels |
| Heads | 1 x record, 1 x playback, 1 x erase |
| Tape Speed | 3 3/4 & 7 1/2 ips |
| Inputs | Line |
| Outputs | Line (RCA) |
Details the index counter, reel tables, head cover, and tape transport controls like tension arm and power switch.
Describes tape monitor switch, tape selector, headphone jack, mic/line inputs, output level, and VU meters.
Covers voltage requirements, head cleaning, proper placement, and environmental considerations.
Provides guidance on tape types, storage, tension, and basic troubleshooting steps.
Details controls related to the tape path, including capstan, reels, pinch roller, tape guides, and tension arm.
Explains the operation of rewind, reverse play, stop, pause, forward play, and fast forward buttons.
Describes recording indicators and controls for adjusting microphone and line input levels.
Details the recording button and the remote control jack for external operation.
Explains the use of Line Output, DIN, and Line Input jacks for connecting external devices.
Guides on how to load tape reels and select the correct tape speed for operation.
Introduces the 4-track system and stereo recording/playback capabilities.
Explains how to achieve automatic and manual reverse playback of tapes.
Describes the ability to switch functions without stopping the tape for efficient operation.
Provides basic instructions for playing back stereo tapes.
Details setting input levels and preparing the machine for optimal stereo recording.
Explains how to start recording and use dual monitoring for precise adjustments.
Illustrates how to connect the tape deck to amplifiers and other audio equipment.
Provides detailed steps for cleaning the tape heads and pinch roller for optimal performance.
Explains how to set up and use an external timer for unattended recording.
Details the process for demagnetizing the tape heads to prevent sound degradation.
Covers techniques for splicing tapes and erasing recorded content.
Lists detailed performance specifications, including track system, speeds, frequency response, and distortion.
Details the standard accessories that come with the tape deck.
