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Kenwood KX-W2050 User Manual

Kenwood KX-W2050
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Kenwood KX-W2050 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Recording SystemAC bias
Track System4-track, 2-channel stereo
Tape Speed4.76 cm/s
Total Harmonic Distortion0.8%
Dimensions430 x 120 x 300 mm
Weight3.5 kg
TypeDual Cassette Deck
InputLine In
OutputLine Out
Inputs1 x line
OutputsLine Out, Headphone

Summary

Introduction

Accessories

Lists included items such as audio cords and system control cords.

Before Applying Power

Safety Precautions

Crucial warnings to prevent electric shock and fire hazards.

Important Safeguards

Power Sources

Connect to specified power supply types only.

Power Cord Protection

Route cords to prevent damage from walking on or pinching.

Grounding or Polarization

Ensure grounding or polarization means are not defeated.

Ventilation

Ensure proper ventilation by keeping openings clear and unit away from walls.

Water and Moisture

Avoid using the unit near water sources.

Temperature

Operate within ideal ambient temperature range for proper function.

Heat

Place unit away from heat sources like radiators or stoves.

Electric Shock

Prevent objects from falling in or liquid from spilling to avoid shock.

Enclosure Removal

Never remove the enclosure to avoid accidental contact with internal parts.

Magnetic Fields

Keep unit away from sources of magnetic fields like TVs or speakers.

Cleaning

Use a clean dry cloth; do not use volatile solvents.

Additional Safety Guidelines

Carts and Stands

Move appliance and cart combinations with care to prevent overturning.

Nonuse Periods

Unplug the power cord when the unit is left unused for a long period.

Abnormal Smell

Turn off power and unplug cord if abnormal smell or smoke is detected.

Damage Requiring Service

Refer to qualified personnel if cord, plug, enclosure, or performance is abnormal.

Servicing

User should not attempt servicing beyond described instructions.

Outdoor Antenna Grounding

Ground antenna system for protection against voltage surges and static charges.

Power Lines

Locate outdoor antennas away from power lines.

AC Outlets

Do not connect other high-power equipment to the AC outlet.

Before Operation

Cassette Tape Notes

Notes on tape types, storage, and handling for optimal performance.

Head Cleaning

Clean heads, capstan, and pinch roller for best deck condition and service life.

Condensation Warning

Take precautions to prevent condensation, which can affect unit function.

System Connections

Controls and Indicators

Display Section

Explains the peak level meter, operation indicators, and counters.

Operation Key Section

Details the various keys used for operation and functions.

Listening to Cassette Tapes

Playback Preparation

Steps before starting playback, including inserting tape and setting power.

Playback Operation

Instructions on how to insert tape, determine conditions, and start playback.

Stopping Playback

How to properly stop cassette tape playback.

High-Speed Tape Winding

Relay Playback

How to play tapes in both decks continuously and repeatedly.

Index Scan Operation

Explains how index scan plays short segments of each track.

DPSS Operation

Skip Play

Skips to tunes located beyond the current playback position.

Single-Tune Repeated Playback

Plays a single tune repeatedly up to 16 times.

Rewind & Play

Rewinds the tape to the beginning and then starts playback.

Dash & Play

Skips long non-recorded spaces automatically during playback.

Rewind & Play Operation

Dash & Play Operation

Detailed steps for dash and play function.

Single-tune repeated playback operation

Detailed steps for repeating a single tune.

Zero-stop operation

Operation that stops tape winding at counter reading near "0000".

Usage of Counter

How to use the counter for recording/playback positioning.

How to Record (Deck B only)

Ordinary Recording

Steps for standard recording, including level adjustments and Dolby NR.

Pause Recording

Stop Recording

How to stop recording and rewind the tape.

Provide Non-recorded Blanks

How to create non-recorded blanks between programs.

Dolby HX Pro

Explanation of the Dolby HX Pro headroom extension feature.

Synchro Recording

Synchro Recording of CD

Recording from a CD player simultaneously using system control.

Synchro Recording of Analog Disc

Recording of CD Playback (CCRS)

CCRS Recording (Deck B only)

Automatic recording with level setting for CD playback.

Tape Dubbing Operation

Timer Operations

Timer Playback

Setting up timer playback for unattended listening.

Timer Recording of Tuner Broadcast

In Case of Difficulty

Troubleshooting Table

Lists common symptoms, causes, and remedies for operational issues.

CCRS Malfunctions

Specific troubleshooting for CCRS feature failures.

Dubbing Timing Differences

Explains timing differences in dubbing between decks.

Eject Key Issues

Troubleshooting when the cassette holder does not open.

Sound Quality Issues

Addresses issues with hoarse sound or missing high frequencies.

Distorted Sound

Troubleshooting causes for distorted sound.

Recording Initiation Failure

Reasons why recording may not start.

Noise Level Issues

Vibrating Sound

Addressing issues with vibrating sound.

Immediate Playback/Recording

Troubleshooting playback or recording starting immediately upon power-on.

FCC/DOC Regulations

Regulatory information for USA and Canada.

Specifications

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