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General| Signal to Noise Ratio | 60 dB |
|---|---|
| Type | Reel-to-Reel Tape Deck |
| Track System | 4-Track |
| Reel Size | 7-inch |
| Frequency Response | 30Hz - 20kHz |
| Output | 0.775V |
Describes the advanced head technology for high fidelity sound and wide frequency range.
Explains the system's function in reducing tape hiss and improving clarity.
Button to set index counter to '0000' for locating tape positions.
Buttons for selecting 7-1/2 and 3-3/4 ips for recording and playback.
Indicates recording and playback levels for proper setting.
Adjusts input levels for microphone and line recording.
Selects between 7-1/2 and 3-3/4 ips for recording and playback.
Allows rapid selection of recordings on the tape by using dedicated buttons.
Automatically stops tape or shuts off unit at tape end using sensing foil.
Temporarily suspends tape movement during recording or playback for editing.
Troubleshooting for reduced sound quality, including Dolby settings and tape issues.
Checks for correct control positions, connections, and tape loading issues.
Addresses issues like oil on capstan, dirty tape, or bent reels affecting tape movement.
Checks for improperly affixed sensing foil causing reversal issues.
Describes the automatic function change system for easy mode switching.
Explains how to control all functions remotely using an optional accessory.
Explains the circuit's complement to GX Head for clearer sound and tape hiss reduction.
Optimizes recording equalization for Akai Super Range or low noise tapes.
Tips on setting input levels using VU meters and monitoring for optimal recording.
How to monitor sound source or recorded signals using the Monitor Switch.
Guidance on connecting the unit to an external stereo amplifier via the Din Jack.
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