dbx 128 - Dubbing;Copying

Playing a dbx-Encoded Disc
1. Set the 128’s front panel switches and controls as
shown.
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2. Set your receiver or preamplifier as follows: Selector
Switch in the PHONO position, TAPE MONITOR Switch
to TAPE.
3. Play the disc.
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Dubbing (Copying) an Encoded Disc onto a Tape in
Encoded Form
To dub a dbx-encoded disc onto a tape and retain the
dbx-encoding:
1. Set the 128’s front panel switches and controls as
shown.
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2. Set your receiver or preamplifier as follows: Selector
Switch in the PHONO position, TAPE MONITOR Switch
to TAPE.
3. Play the disc, and record normally. You are not
decoding the disc, but are merely copying it in encoded
form. The resulting tape can be played back in the same
manner as any dbx || encoded tape.
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