Luxman 308 - Simultaneous Recording

Recording
on
Tape:
In
case
of
playback
of
various
programme
sources
through
input
terminals
of
this
amplifier,
the
same
signals
as
those
re-
produced
in
the
speakers
are
always
available
at
the
REC.
OUT
terminals
(31,
33)
and
the
Tape
Connector
(23).
By
connecting
these
terminals
to
the
input
terminals
(AUX
or
LINE
IN)
of
the
tape-recorder,
you
can
enjoy
simultaneous
recording
and
play-
back.
(It
is
recommended
that
the
Dubbing
Switch
be
kept
at
the
SOURCE
position.)
These
recording
signals
are
taken
out
beforé
the
tape
monitoring
stage,
and
there
is
no
influence
on
the
Filters,
Volume
or
Tone
Controls,
etc..
as
far
as
the
quality
of
the
recorded
signal
is
concerned.
Tape
Dubbing
(REPRINTING)
With
this
amplifier,
it
is
possible
to
reprint
from
one
tape-
recorder
to
another.
Connect
the
line
output
terminals
and
the
line
inout
(or
AUX)
terminals
of
one
tape-recorder
to
the
DECK-1
Monitor
and
REC
OUT
terminals
of
the
amplifier.
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Source
Dubbing
1
onto
2
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onto
1
wise.
connect
the
line
input
and
output
of
the
other
tape-re-
corder
to
the
DECK-2
terminals.
Dubbing
is
now
possible
by
use
of
the
Dubbing
Switch.
At
the
“1
to
2”
position,
the
tape
of
DECK-1
terminals
can
be
reprinted
on
the
tape
of
the
DECK-2
terminals,
and
vice
versa
at
the
‘2
to
1”
position.
In
this
way.
repetition
of
switching
between
SOURCE
and
“1
to
2"
or
2
to
1"
makes
possible
a
comparison
of
the
master
tape
and
the
re-
printed
tape.
Except
when
actually
dubbing,
it
is
recommended
that
the
Dubbing
Switch
be
set
at
the
SOURCE
position.
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Simultaneous Playback Monitoring:
A
3-head
tape-recorder
ensures
simultaneous
playback
monitoring
and
recording.
In
this
case,
recording
on
tape
and
playback
of
the
recorded
sound
is
done
at
the
same
time,
and
connections
must
be
made
for
both
functions.
It
is
necessary
to
connect
the
REC
OUT
terminals
(31
or
33)
to
the
line
input
terminals
(AUX
Input)
of
the
tape-recorder,
and
the
Tape
Moni-
tor
terminals
(32
or
34)
to
the
output
terminals
(LINE
OUT)
of
the
tape-recorder.
The Tape Monitor Switch (12) is set at the
position corresponding to the terminals to which
the tape-recorder is connected, and repetition of
switching between SOURCE and DECK-1 or
DECK-2/4CH allows a comparson to be made
between the original and the recorded sound.
Possible recording errors can thus be prevented.
Incidentally, note that reproduction of recorded
sound becomes a little delayed as compared with
that of original sound since there is a gap bet-
ween the recording head and the playback head.
Simultaneous playback monitoring can be
made through the Tape Connector (23) as well.
A single piece of DIN cord ensures connection
for recording and playback on the Tape Connector, and simple
operation of switching between SOURCE and DECK-1 ts
sufficient.
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Simultaneous Recording:
This amplifier is provided with two sets of REC OUT termi-
nals~enabling simultaneous recording on two tape-recorders.
If desired, a combination of recording on open-reel recorders
and/or cassette recorders can be accomplished. Moreover, if the
Tape Connector and Tape Jack are used, recording on four
tape-recorders or combinations is possible. The Dubbing Switch
must be set at SOURCE in this case.
This facility is useful for safer printing, effective recording, etc..
As the impedance at the REC OUT terminals is kept sufficiently
low (about 100), mutual interference will be almost nil between
the recorders under simultaneous recording.
Playback from Other Sources:
The signals of flat frequency response from such sources as
TV receivers do not need an equalizer stage. For playback of
such audio equipment, either of the AUX terminals or the TUNER
terminal can be used. Connection and operation is the same as
that of a tuner.