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Socket for stereo headphones, controls speaker operation.
Adjusts volume for built-in output stages; left/right channel balance.
Adjusts tone, with positions for normal, treble, and bass.
Selects tape speed; must be operated when the unit is off.
Illuminates when the recording key is pressed.
Used to switch the unit on and off.
Illuminated when unit is on; used for recording/playback level control.
Counter with reset button for locating recordings.
Adjusts level for special effects and mixing.
Manually adjusts recording level for mic, radio, phono inputs.
Releases record, start, pause, and fast wind buttons.
Buttons for fast forward and rewind of tape.
Provides brief interruptions during recording or playback.
Starts tape movement for recording or playback.
Initiates recording, used with Start for auto-level adjustment.
Selects automatic or manual recording modes.
Selects mono 1, mono 2, duo, or stereo tracks.
Selects monitoring mode for mono and stereo recordings.
Selects input source like radio, phono, or microphone.
Connection for dynamic or condenser microphones.
Location of power voltage selector, sockets for mains and accessories.
Guidelines for placing the unit on furniture and handling the lid.
Connects to radio for recording and playback.
Connects record player or second tape recorder.
Connects record player or second tape recorder; for mixing.
Connects footswitch for remote start/stop operation.
Connects synchronizing device for slide/film projectors.
Connects external loudspeakers; disconnects internal ones.
Connects stereo headphones; allows speaker on/off control.
Connects dynamic or condenser microphones for recording.
Instructions for loading tape reels onto the spool holders.
Counter with reset button for locating recordings.
Selects tape speed (19, 9.5, 4.75 cm/sec) when unit is off.
Uses the mains switch; control lamp indicates power status.
Ensures correct connections, tape, and source for recording.
Starts tape movement and recording process.
Listening to the recording as it is made, with precautions for acoustic feedback.
Listens to recorded sound a fraction of a second after it is made.
Temporarily interrupts tape movement during recording or playback.
Stops all machine functions and resets commands.
Moves tape quickly forward or backward.
Stops tape automatically when metallic foils are detected.
Replays tape through external audio systems.
Replays tape using the unit's built-in speakers.
Explains how to record/playback on mono (1/4 track) and stereo (2-track) tapes.
Reproduces two tracks simultaneously as a composite mono signal.
Guidelines for sharing tapes between 2-track and 4-track machines.
Process for erasing recordings from tapes.
Allows manual adjustment of recording levels without automatic control.
Starts and stops tape remotely using a footswitch or microphone.
Combines two different audio sources for recording manually.
Techniques for creating sound effects like echoes.
Records a second sound source synchronously with an existing recording.
Mixes previous recordings with new ones on separate tracks.
Proper handling, cleaning, and splicing of magnetic tapes.
Cleaning heads, pressure tape, and roller from dust and particles.
Adjusting the unit to operate on different mains voltages.
Modifying the unit for 60 Hz mains frequency.
Electrical specifications including voltages, current, and fuse ratings.
Specifies tape speeds and the unit's frequency response.
Measures audio quality performance metrics.
Lists available input and output connection specifications.
Details various microphones and related accessories like windscreens.
Lists stereo headphones, earphones, and stethoclip for monitoring.
Includes extension cords, connecting leads, and adapters.
Lists stereo mixer, projector control units, and TV adapter.
Specifies cleaning tape for head maintenance.
Recommends specific GRUNDIG HiFi tapes for use with the recorder.
Socket for stereo headphones, controls speaker operation.
Adjusts volume for built-in output stages; left/right channel balance.
Adjusts tone, with positions for normal, treble, and bass.
Selects tape speed; must be operated when the unit is off.
Illuminates when the recording key is pressed.
Used to switch the unit on and off.
Illuminated when unit is on; used for recording/playback level control.
Counter with reset button for locating recordings.
Adjusts level for special effects and mixing.
Manually adjusts recording level for mic, radio, phono inputs.
Releases record, start, pause, and fast wind buttons.
Buttons for fast forward and rewind of tape.
Provides brief interruptions during recording or playback.
Starts tape movement for recording or playback.
Initiates recording, used with Start for auto-level adjustment.
Selects automatic or manual recording modes.
Selects mono 1, mono 2, duo, or stereo tracks.
Selects monitoring mode for mono and stereo recordings.
Selects input source like radio, phono, or microphone.
Connection for dynamic or condenser microphones.
Location of power voltage selector, sockets for mains and accessories.
Guidelines for placing the unit on furniture and handling the lid.
Connects to radio for recording and playback.
Connects record player or second tape recorder.
Connects record player or second tape recorder; for mixing.
Connects footswitch for remote start/stop operation.
Connects synchronizing device for slide/film projectors.
Connects external loudspeakers; disconnects internal ones.
Connects stereo headphones; allows speaker on/off control.
Connects dynamic or condenser microphones for recording.
Instructions for loading tape reels onto the spool holders.
Counter with reset button for locating recordings.
Selects tape speed (19, 9.5, 4.75 cm/sec) when unit is off.
Uses the mains switch; control lamp indicates power status.
Ensures correct connections, tape, and source for recording.
Starts tape movement and recording process.
Listening to the recording as it is made, with precautions for acoustic feedback.
Listens to recorded sound a fraction of a second after it is made.
Temporarily interrupts tape movement during recording or playback.
Stops all machine functions and resets commands.
Moves tape quickly forward or backward.
Stops tape automatically when metallic foils are detected.
Replays tape through external audio systems.
Replays tape using the unit's built-in speakers.
Explains how to record/playback on mono (1/4 track) and stereo (2-track) tapes.
Reproduces two tracks simultaneously as a composite mono signal.
Guidelines for sharing tapes between 2-track and 4-track machines.
Process for erasing recordings from tapes.
Allows manual adjustment of recording levels without automatic control.
Starts and stops tape remotely using a footswitch or microphone.
Combines two different audio sources for recording manually.
Techniques for creating sound effects like echoes.
Records a second sound source synchronously with an existing recording.
Mixes previous recordings with new ones on separate tracks.
Proper handling, cleaning, and splicing of magnetic tapes.
Cleaning heads, pressure tape, and roller from dust and particles.
Adjusting the unit to operate on different mains voltages.
Modifying the unit for 60 Hz mains frequency.
Electrical specifications including voltages, current, and fuse ratings.
Specifies tape speeds and the unit's frequency response.
Measures audio quality performance metrics.
Lists available input and output connection specifications.
Details various microphones and related accessories like windscreens.
Lists stereo headphones, earphones, and stethoclip for monitoring.
Includes extension cords, connecting leads, and adapters.
Lists stereo mixer, projector control units, and TV adapter.
Specifies cleaning tape for head maintenance.
Recommends specific GRUNDIG HiFi tapes for use with the recorder.
General| Tape Speed | 9.5 cm/s |
|---|---|
| Reel Size | 18 cm |
| Dimensions | 480 x 190 x 360 mm / 18.9 x 7.5 x 14.2 inch |
| Weight | 15 kg |
| Track System | 2-track |
| Motor | 1 motor |
| Inputs | Microphone |
| Outputs | Radio |
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