To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the sound warbled and distorted on my Denon DRW-695 Tape Deck?
Warbled and distorted sound from your Denon Tape Deck can occur for several reasons: * The heads, capstan, or pinch roller may be dirty; clean them. * The tape might be wound too tight; fast forward or rewind it to loosen the winding. * The recording input level could be too high; adjust it accordingly. * The tape may be worn out and have drop-outs; replace the tape.
Why is my Denon Tape Deck making excessive noise?
Excessive noise from your Denon Tape Deck may be due to several factors: * The tape could be worn; try replacing it. * The heads, capstan, or pinch roller might be dirty; cleaning them may resolve the issue. * The heads may be magnetized; demagnetize them. * The recording input level could be too low; adjust the recording input level.
What to do if Denon DRW-695 Tape Deck tape does not run?
If the tape in your Denon Tape Deck isn't running, consider these potential causes: * The power cord might be disconnected; ensure it's properly connected. * The tape may be loose; tighten it using a pencil or similar object. * The cassette may not be loaded correctly; properly load the cassette. * The cassette could be defective; try replacing it.
What to do if my Denon Tape Deck doesn't record when REC/REC MUTE is pressed?
If your Denon Tape Deck isn't recording when you press the REC/REC MUTE button, check these possible causes: * No cassette might be loaded; load a cassette. * The erase prevention tabs may be broken off; cover the holes with adhesive tape.
Why is the high frequency range emphasized on my Denon DRW-695 Tape Deck?
If the high frequency range (treble) is emphasized on your Denon Tape Deck, the Dolby NR switch may be set improperly. Ensure the Dolby NR Switch is set correctly.
How to fix lost high frequency range (treble) on Denon DRW-695?
A loss of high frequency range (treble) on your Denon Tape Deck could be due to: * Dirty heads; clean them. * A worn tape; replace the tape.
What to do if the cassette tape cannot be removed from my Denon DRW-695?
If you cannot remove the cassette tape from your Denon Tape Deck, especially after stopping during recording or playback, try this: Turn the power switch on again, then press the stop button. After that, press the eject button to remove the cassette tape.
General| Track System | 4-track, 2-channel stereo |
|---|---|
| Tape Speed | 4.76 cm/s |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.8% |
| Motor | DC Servo |
| Tape Type | Type I |
| Noise Reduction | Dolby B |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz - 20kHz (Metal tape) |
Essential safety precautions to prevent hazards like fire, shock, and improper use.
Statement of compliance with EU directives and safety standards.
Identification of the unit's front panel controls, indicators, and display.
Guidelines for proper placement and ventilation to ensure optimal operation and heat dissipation.
Advice on environmental conditions, power handling, and care to maintain performance.
Explanation of the purpose and operation of various buttons and switches on the unit.
Guidance on handling cassette tapes, including slack, storage, and accidental erasure prevention.
Explanation of how the deck automatically detects tape type via detection holes.
Instructions for playing tapes and continuous playback between decks using reverse mode.
How to locate specific tracks using blank sections on the tape for efficient playback.
Steps for recording, setting optimal input levels, and using pause/mute functions.
How to adjust bias for optimal recording quality with different tape types and frequency response.
Instructions on how to adjust the display brightness of the unit in seven steps.
Instructions for copying tapes from deck A to deck B, including speed and mode options.
How to perform synchronized recording from a CD player using a dedicated connection.
Using the tape counter and memory stop for precise tape location and auto-stop.
Setting up unattended recording or playback using an external audio timer.
Explanation of Dolby B and C noise reduction for reducing tape hiss and improving sound quality.
How Dolby HX-PRO enhances treble range recording, improving dynamic response.
Guide to cleaning heads, pinch rollers, capstans, and demagnetizing heads for optimal performance.
Solutions for common problems encountered during operation, with causes and remedies.
Detailed technical data including heads, motors, power supply, dimensions, and weight.
