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recording head
(4)
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2
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4
Dlaaram
1.
O
rdinary
recording
system.
Diag
ram
2.
Cro
ss
-f
le
ld
recording
syst
em
Il::-
0
CROS
S
!"Ir.
LO
HE
AD
z
.
"
BIAS
4-TRACK MONAURAL RECORDING/ PLAYBACK
Monaural
recording
/playback
track
scQucncc
should
be l ·4·3·2.
(A)
Set
the
TRACK SELECTOR
to
"'1 4"'.
The
fir
st
monaura
l recording/play•
back
occurs
on t
rack
I.
and the second
on
t
rack
4 after
the
reels have
been
inver
ted.
(BJ
Invert
t11
e reels.
(C)
Set
the
TRACK SELECTOR
to
"'3·2'".
The
th
ird
mo
naural re
cording
/playback
occur
s on
track
3.
and
the
four
th
on
tr
ck
2
af
ter
the
roels have been
inve
r
ted
.
The X-
2000
does
not
record
in
tho
reverse
direction
. Using r
ev
rse play-
back,
it
Is
not
necessary
to
turn
the
tape r
ee
ls over. When
the
X-200
0
begins rever
se
pl
ay
back. the re1:ord/playback head Is
automatic
ally shirted
to
the
remainin
g tracks.
5. CROSS-FIELD
HEAD
AKAl"s exclusive
cross
-field head
ha
s
created
a
se
nsat
i
on
In
the
tape recorder
world
by
offering
a wide recording range
wh
ich has never been duplicated.
Using
t11ls
cross-
held
head, Model X-
2000
provides a
surpris
ing recording per
formancc
(30
26
.
000Hz
±
3db
at
a tape speed
of
7•1
/2
1p
s.)
Ylhy is
cro
ss-field recording superior?
How
does it di
ffer
from
conventional
recording
methods
? ·
In
th
e typical re
cording
system,
the
si
gnal
current
and
the
bias
cur
rent are
combined and applied
to
til
e recording head. (Diagram 1.)
It
is well known
th
at the bias
current
is
to
minimize
distortion
while
mainta
in
ing
a proper
sensitiv
ity
rat
io.
However,
the
bias
current
providing such an
advantage
al
so
has an undeslra
blo
effect
.
Tha
t is,
the
wi
de
magneti
c field
of
th
e
bias
cur
r
ent
affects
tho
recorded signal, resu ltlng in the weakening
or
oven erasing
of
t
he
signal.
This is
partic
ul
arly
not
ic
eable
at
high freQuencies. In
the
cross field
system.
the
sig
nal
current
is
applied
to the recording head
wh
ile
the
bi
as
c
urr
ent is
applied
to
tho
bias
head.
These
two
heads are
posit
ioned inter-
relatively,
so
th
at
the
magnetic
field
of
the
bias w
ill
not
affect
the
signal recorded
on
the
tape, oven when max
im
um
bi
as
is
applied.
This
perm
its
recording wi
th
hi
gh
fideli
ty
even at low speeds .