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4) To record, turn on the receiver and the recorder. Choose
the desired program source with the receiver’s FUNCTION
switch; the source to which you are listening is the source
that will be recorded. Then operate the recorder in the re¬
cording mode as specified in its OPERATING INSTRUC¬
TIONS Manual. The FUNCTION switch is the only re¬
ceiver control that has any effect on the recording (except,
of course, the Tuning control if you are recording a radio
broadcast); you may therefore adjust all other controls
in the usual manner as described in the OPERATING
section.
5) If your recorder has true tape-monitor facilities (different
circuits and heads for recording than for playbak), you
may monitor the tape — while recording - to compare
its sound quality with that of the original program from
which it is being recorded. This feature permits you to
detect and correct any possible recording errors almost
immediately. To monitor, alternate the receiver’s TAPE
MONITOR 1 button between SOURCE (to hear the origi¬
nal program as usual) and TAPE (to hear the same material,
a fraction of a second later, as it sounds on tape). You may
repeat this as often as you like, or even keep the button in
TAPE without affecting or interrupting the recording
process in any way. When you have finished recording,
remember to depress the TAPE MONITOR 1 button to
SOURCE so that you do not accidentally silence any other
program source choosen with the FUNCTION switch.
6) To play back tapes, simply depress the receiver’s TAPE
MONITOR 1 button to TAPE and operate the recorder
in the playback mode as specified in its OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS Manual. Adjust all other receiver controls
in the usual manner as described in the OPERATING
section. When you have finished playing tapes, remember
to depress the TAPE MONITOR 1 button to SOURCE
so that you do not accidentally silence any other program
source chosen with the FUNCTION swicth.
CONNECTING A SECOND RECORDER
This permits you to tape any phonograph record or radio
broadcast on the first or second recorder, or on both re¬
corders simultaneously. It will also permit you to play back
a previously recorded tape on the first recorder while making
a duplicate copy (or “dubbing”) on the second recorder. Con¬
nect the second recorder’s high-level recording inputs to the
receiver’s TAPE-2 OUT jacks, and the second recorder’s play¬
back outputs to the receiver’s TAPE-2 IN jacks. To make a
tape copy of a record or broadcast on the first and/or second
recorder, choose the desired program source with the re¬
ceiver’s FUNCTION switch, and operate either or both re¬
corders in the recording mode. To duplicate or “dub”, from
the first recorder to the second recorder, depress the TAPE
MONITOR 1 button to TAPE and the TAPE MONITOR 2
button to SOURCE. Then operate the first recorder in the
playback mode and the second recorder in the recording
mode. If your recorder has true tape-monitor facilities (dif¬
ferent circuits and heads for recording than for playback),
you may monitor the tape - while recording — by depressing
the TAPE MONITOR 2 button to TAPE.
To play back tapes, simply depress the receiver’s TAPE MONI¬
TOR 2 button to TAPE and operate the recorder in the play¬
back mode as specified in its OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Manual. Adjust all other receiver controls in the usual manner
as described in the OPERATING section. When you have
finished playing tapes, remember to depress the TAPE MONI¬
TOR 2 button to SOURCE so that you do not accidentally
silence any other program source chosen with the FUNCTION
switch.
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