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Denon DN-770R User Manual

Denon DN-770R
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STEREO CASSETTE TAPE DECK
DN-770R
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Questions and Answers:

Denon DN-770R Specifications

General IconGeneral
Track System4-track, 2-channel stereo
Tape Speed4.76 cm/s
MotorDC Servo Motor
Tape TypeNormal, CrO2, Metal
Noise ReductionDolby B
Frequency Response20Hz to 17kHz (Metal tape)
InputLine
OutputLine

Summary

Safety Instructions

Electrical Safety and Grounding

Connect to correct power sources, protect cords, and ensure proper grounding.

Front Panel Controls Overview

Recording and Playback Settings

Details Dolby NR, tape speed controls, dubbing speed, and headphone jack usage.

Automatic Tape Selection and Playback

Performing Tape Playback

Step-by-step guide for playing tapes, including Dolby NR and direction settings.

Recording Procedures

Basic Recording Steps

Step-by-step guide for recording, including Dolby NR selection and direction settings.

Setting Optimal Recording Levels

Guidelines for adjusting input levels to achieve optimal recording quality and avoid distortion.

Advanced Recording Modes

Twin Recording Process

Simultaneous recording onto two tapes from the same source.

Tape Dubbing Operations

Dubbing Setup and Speed Selection

Instructions for setting up dubbing, including reverse modes and selecting speed.

Performing Normal and High-Speed Dubbing

Explains how to perform normal and high-speed dubbing between decks.

Noise Reduction Systems

Dolby HX-PRO Headroom Extension

Explains the HX-PRO system for improving treble range saturation during recording.

Maintenance Procedures

Cleaning Tape Heads

Instructions for cleaning the playback/record and erase heads using a cotton swab.

Head Demagnetization Process

Process for demagnetizing heads to prevent noise and treble loss.

Troubleshooting Guide

Tape Transport and Sound Issues

Solutions for problems like tape not running, distorted sound, or excessive noise.

Recording and Removal Problems

Remedies for recording failures, loss of high frequencies, and tape removal issues.

Technical Specifications

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