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General| Type | Cassette Deck |
|---|---|
| Number of Heads | 3 |
| Channels | 2 |
| Heads | Record/Play/Erase |
| Inputs | Line In, Microphone In |
| Outputs | Line Out |
| Power Supply | AC 220-240V |
Detailed technical specifications including tape speed, frequency response, signal-to-noise ratio, and power output.
Identification and labeling of all controls, jacks, and components on the tape recorder unit.
Explanation of the cross-field head technology and its advantages for recording performance.
Details on how to perform stereo and monaural recording and playback using the four-track system.
Common issues, potential causes, and suggested solutions for tape recorder malfunctions.
Instructions for setting the correct voltage and converting the unit for 50 or 60 cycle operation.
Step-by-step guide for properly placing and threading a tape reel onto the recorder.
Procedures for playing back recorded tapes in stereo and monaural modes.
How to connect and use external speakers or an amplifier for playback.
Explanation of the automatic stop mechanism triggered by the tension arm and micro-switch.
How the shut-off button engages the tension arm micro-switch for automatic power down.
Instructions for setting up automatic reverse playback between two selected points on the tape using the meter.
Procedure for setting up automatic repeat playback between two selected points using the meter.
Using metallic sensing tape for automatic reverse or rewind functions.
How to combine shut-off with reverse or repeat functions using buttons.
Instructions for manually engaging reverse or repeat functions via controls or remote.
Detailed steps for setting up and performing stereo and monaural recordings.
How to record audio from phonograph discs using the line input jacks.
Connecting an external amplifier or tuner to record audio sources.
Instructions for recording from another tape recorder using line output.
How to monitor audio during recording or playback using headphones or speakers.
Instructions for setting up and recording with a reverberation effect.
Technique for layering multiple recordings onto a single track.
Technique for recording new sound over existing audio.
How to use the fast-forward and rewind functions for tape manipulation.
How to select different tape playback speeds (3-3/4, 7-1/2, 15 ips).
Procedures and importance of cleaning the tape heads for optimal performance.
Instructions for demagnetizing tape heads to prevent signal loss.
Explanation of the transistor protection system and potential issues.
Recommendations for ensuring proper airflow and heat dissipation for the unit.
List and descriptions of optional accessories like extension arms, remote controls, and microphones.
Information on compatible stereo speaker systems (SS-110, SW-130).
List of standard accessories included with the tape recorder.
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