Harman Kardon TD292 User Manual

Details the 20Hz-21kHz ±3dB frequency response with various tape types.

Specifies the wow and flutter measurements (NAB, WRMS, CCIR, WP).

Lists SNR for Dolby NR Off, Dolby B NR, and Dolby C NR.

Specifies input level/impedance and output level for the unit.

Indicates the impedance requirement for connected headphones.

States the time taken for fast forward and rewind operations.

Details the number of heads and the type of recording/playback head.

Provides the unit's dimensions (W x H x D) and its weight.

Specifies the power supply voltage, frequency, and consumption.

Details critical warnings regarding electric shock and exposure to elements.

Details the 20Hz-21kHz ±3dB frequency response for various tape types.

Explains the Dolby B and C noise reduction systems and their benefits.

Describes the feather-touch transport control and direct function changes.

Highlights the benefits of the Sendust head for frequency response and longevity.

Enables continuous playback of one side of a cassette tape.

Details the Dolby B/C systems, tape noise causes, and noise reduction principles.

Ensures safe operation by specifying voltage and warning against opening the unit.

Guidelines for safely handling and maintaining the power cord to prevent damage.

Recommendations for proper unit placement and safe moving procedures.

Instructions on how to clean the unit and its components safely.

Best practices for handling cassette tapes and protecting recorded content from erasure.

Detailed steps for connecting the cassette deck to an audio receiver system.

Instructions on linking two tape decks for copying cassette tapes.

Describes the power switch, power indicator, and soft eject button.

Details buttons for playback, recording, pause, fast forward, rewind, and record mute.

Covers the cassette compartment, tape counter, reset, and auto-repeat function.

Explains Dolby NR switches, tape selectors, MPX filter, and input level adjustments.

Details the bias fine trim and input balance control knobs.

Instructions on how to open the sub-panel door to access hidden controls.

Step-by-step guide for recording audio onto a cassette tape.

Guidance on setting optimal input levels using peak level meters.

Table matching major tape brands with corresponding tape selector settings.

Instructions for playing back recorded cassette tapes.

Explains how to enable automatic repeated playback of a tape.

Describes the momentary contact buttons and the logic control system.

Diagnoses and remedies for issues where the tape fails to move.

Troubleshooting steps for when the unit does not produce sound.

Solutions for problems preventing the unit from recording.

Identifies causes and solutions for distorted audio playback or recording.

Addresses problems with poor high-frequency reproduction and their fixes.

Step-by-step guide for cleaning tape heads, capstans, and pinch rollers.

Explains why demagnetization is necessary to prevent noise and degradation.