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General| Track System | 4-track, 2-channel stereo |
|---|---|
| Tape Speed | 4.76 cm/s |
| Tape Type | type I, CrO2, Metal |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | 72dB (dolby C) |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 0.8% |
| Heads | 1 x record, 1 x playback, 1 x erase |
| Wow and Flutter | 0.05% (WRMS) |
| Motor | Electronic DC Servo Motor |
Explains the advanced noise reduction system for improved high-frequency response and reduced hiss.
Details the HX-PRO system for maintaining constant Active Bias, enabling natural recordings and higher level recording.
Describes the feature for easily finding the beginning of each item on a music tape.
Highlights compatibility with metal tapes and independent bias/equalization selectors for optimal performance.
Details the 3-head configuration for monitoring and two motors for precise tape transport.
Explains the semiconductor logic control for smooth, feather-touch operation of the deck's mechanism.
Covers the function to automatically rewind tape to a desired position for repeated playback.
Describes the digital tape counter for accurate start and stop position tracking.
Covers essential safety guidelines including voltage, AC cord handling, cabinet access, and water/metal entry.
Provides guidance on suitable and unsuitable locations for placing the cassette deck to ensure optimal performance.
Detailed listing and explanation of all buttons, switches, knobs, and indicators on the front panel of the cassette deck.
Instructions on how to connect the cassette deck to a pre-main amplifier using appropriate input jacks.
Guidance on connecting the deck to another tape deck for dubbing audio recordings.
Details on connecting headphones for monitoring and microphones for recording.
Step-by-step guide for playing back cassette tapes, including amplifier and deck settings.
Explains the automatic rewind and replay functions for repeating tape segments or full playback.
Details on using EASS to detect non-recorded portions and cue music automatically.
Comprehensive guide for recording audio from various sources, including level adjustments and system selections.
Instructions on setting optimal recording levels using the LED display for different tape types.
Explains how to use the Record Mute button to create silent intervals during recording.
Guide to adjusting bias fine trim for optimal frequency response with different tape brands.
Details on calibrating recording levels for accurate playback, especially important for Dolby NR.
Explains the HX-PRO system's benefits for recording, including advantages and tape suitability.
Instructions on how to erase recorded signals on a tape without making a new recording.
Covers automatic recording and playback using an external audio timer.
Instructions on cleaning the recording/playback head, capstan, and rollers to maintain sound quality.
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