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power consumption | 30 W |
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tape speed | 4.76 cm/sec |
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frequency response normal tape | 20 Hz to 15, 000 Hz |
frequency response CrOz tape | 20 Hz to 16, 000 Hz |
frequency response metal tape | 20 Hz to 16, 000 Hz |
signal-to-noise ratio Dolby C NR | 72 dB |
signal-to-noise ratio Dolby B NR | 65 dB |
signal-to-noise ratio Dolby NR OFF | 57 dB |
harmonic distortion | Less than 0.6% |
motor | DC motor x 2 |
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playback/record head | x2 |
erasing head | x2 |
line input sensitivity/impedance | 77.5 mV/50 kohms |
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line output level/impedance | 270 mV/3.9 kohms |
phones output level/impedance | 0.2 mW/8 ohms |
weight | 5.4 kg |
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width | 440 mm |
height | 127 mm |
depth | 264 mm |
Voltage requirements for units shipped to the USA and Canada (120V AC only).
Voltage requirements and wiring code for UK units (240V AC only).
Voltage requirements for units shipped to Australia and Europe (240V/220V AC).
AC voltage selector switch operation for units in other countries.
General safety warnings to prevent fire or shock hazard from exposure to rain or moisture.
Connect the unit to the specified type of power supply as marked on the appliance.
Route power cords to prevent damage from walking on or pinching.
Ensure grounding or polarization means of the unit are not defeated.
Ensure proper ventilation by keeping unit at least 10 cm from walls and not blocking openings.
Do not use the unit near water, in damp basements, or swimming pools.
Avoid operating the unit at extreme low or freezing temperatures; ideal is above +5°C.
Prevent objects falling into unit and avoid contact with internal parts to prevent shock.
Never remove the enclosure; touching internal parts can cause electric shock.
Turn off and unplug unit immediately if abnormal smell or smoke is detected.
Conditions requiring professional servicing: damaged cord, spilled liquid, exposure to rain, or dropped unit.
Refer all servicing beyond basic operation to qualified service personnel.
Instructions for cleaning the heads, pinch roller, and capstan with a cotton swab.
Diagram and instructions for connecting the deck to a stereo amplifier or receiver.
Step-by-step guide for playing cassette tapes, including setting direction and Dolby NR.
Instructions on how to skip forward to a desired tune using DPSS.
Instructions on how to skip backward to a desired tune using DPSS.
How to play a single desired tune repeatedly using the DPSS function.
Preparatory settings required before starting the recording process.
Procedure for automatic bias adjustment on deck B for optimal recording quality.
Notes on using different tape types and the auto bias function for best results.
How to adjust recording level using peak meters and REC LEVEL/BALANCE knobs.
Steps to begin recording after all settings are completed.
Explanation of Dolby HX Pro, improving high-frequency recording characteristics.
Step-by-step guide for performing normal speed tape-to-tape dubbing.
Procedure for performing tape dubbing at half the normal speed.
Instructions on using AUTO BIAS for dubbing to ensure optimal recording.
How to set up timer recording for radio broadcasts using an audio timer.
How to set up timer playback for recorded tapes using an audio timer.
Troubleshooting issues with quick reverse function on UK/Europe models.
Troubleshooting why recording cannot be started by pressing REC/ARM key.
Troubleshooting no sound output during playback operation.
Troubleshooting husky sound or missing high frequency audio.
Troubleshooting distorted audio playback or recording.
Troubleshooting excessive background noise during operation.
Troubleshooting issues causing wow and flutter in audio playback.
Troubleshooting when the unit does not respond to operation keys.
Troubleshooting issues with the DPSS (Direct Program Search System) function.
Troubleshooting general impossibility of pressing any operation keys.