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Kenwood KX-W894 User Manual

Kenwood KX-W894
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Kenwood KX-W894 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Typedouble cassette deck
Recording SystemAC bias
Heads2 x playback, 2 x record, 2 x erase
Track System4-track, 2-channel stereo
Tape Speed4.76 cm/s
Playback Speed4.76 cm/s
MotorDC Motor
Tape TypeMetal, Chrome
Wow and Flutter0.08% (WRMS)
Output (line)0.5V
Outputs (Line Out)0.5V
Power SupplyAC 220-240V, 50/60Hz

Summary

Stereo Cassette Tape Deck Instruction Manual

Introduction

Unpacking

Instructions for carefully unpacking the unit and checking for shipping damage.

For Your Records

Guide to record serial number and model information for future reference.

Accessories

Lists the included accessories such as audio cord, system control cord, and AC plug adaptor.

Special Features

Dolby HX Pro Headroom Extension

Explains the Dolby HX Pro function for superior high-frequency recording.

CCRS (Computer-controlled CD Recording System)

Describes the CCRS function for automatic CD recording level setting.

DPSS Functions

Details functions like skipping selections and repeated playback.

Dubbing Function

Explains the ease of dubbing tapes from Deck A to Deck B.

Before Applying Power

AC Voltage Selection

Instructions for selecting the correct AC voltage for operation based on region.

Safety Precautions

Before Operation and Maintenance

Cassette Tape Handling

Guidelines for using cassette tapes, including safety tabs and storage.

Head Section Cleaning and Demagnetization

Procedures for cleaning tape heads, capstan, pinch roller, and demagnetizing heads.

Condensation Precautions

Advice on handling condensation to ensure proper unit function.

System Connections

System Control Connection

Explains how to connect the unit to other components using system control cords for integrated operation.

Controls and Indicators Overview

Operation Indicators and Meters

Describes the various indicators like operation, dubbing, and peak level meters.

Deck A and Deck B Controls

Details the buttons and switches for Deck A and Deck B, including EJECT, PLAY, STOP, etc.

Other Controls and Jacks

Covers controls like REC LEVEL/BAL, MODE, and the PHONES jack.

Standby Mode Explanation

Explains the function of the STAND BY indicator and the standby mode.

Listening to Cassette Tapes

Playback Preparation and Initiation

Steps to prepare and start playing a cassette tape, including setting conditions.

Stopping Playback

Instructions on how to stop tape playback correctly.

Tape Transport Direction Indicators

Explains the meaning of the indicators showing tape movement direction.

Advanced Tape Listening Features

High-Speed Tape Winding

How to quickly wind tape forward or backward.

Index Scan Operation

How to scan and play the beginning of each track on Deck A.

Relay Playback

Details how to play tapes continuously across both decks.

Using the Tape Counter

Guide on using the counter for locating specific tape positions.

DPSS Operation Guide

Skip Play Functionality

How to skip to specific tracks or play a tune repeatedly.

Skip Play Operation Examples

Illustrates how to skip forward or backward by a number of tunes.

DPSS and Index Scan Limitations

Lists tape types that may not work with DPSS and Index Scan.

How to Record (Deck B)

Ordinary Recording Procedure

Step-by-step guide for performing standard recording on Deck B.

Recording Level and Balance Adjustments

How to set recording levels and balance for optimal sound.

Dolby Noise Reduction System

Explanation of Dolby B and C NR systems for noise reduction.

Advanced Recording Techniques

Recording Pause, Resume, and Stop

How to pause, resume, and stop the recording process.

Creating Blanks and Restarting Recording

Methods for inserting non-recorded blanks and restarting recording.

Understanding Dolby HX Pro

Detailed explanation of how Dolby HX Pro improves recording quality.

Synchro Recording

Synchro Recording from CD

How to simultaneously record from a CD player while the CD plays.

Synchro Recording from Analog Disc

CCRS CD Recording System

CCRS System Operation

Explains the automatic operations of the CCRS system for CD recording.

CCRS Recording Procedure

Step-by-step guide to perform CCRS recording from a CD.

How to Cancel CCRS

Instructions for canceling the CCRS operation at various stages.

Tape Dubbing Operation

Tape Dubbing Preparation

Steps for inserting tapes and setting directions for dubbing.

Dubbing Modes and Initiation

How to select dubbing modes (normal/high-speed, one-way/two-way) and start dubbing.

Stopping and Pausing Dubbing

Instructions on how to stop or pause the tape dubbing process.

Timer Operations

Timer Playback Setup

Guide to setting up the unit for automatic tape playback using a timer.

Timer Recording Setup

Instructions for preparing the unit for unattended recording via a timer.

Timer Recording from Tuner Broadcast

Troubleshooting Guide

Troubleshooting and Regulatory Information

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Addresses further common problems and their solutions.

FCC and DOC Regulations

Displays warnings and compliance information for U.S.A. and Canada.

Technical Specifications

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