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Track System | 4-track, 2-channel stereo |
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Tape Speed | 4.75 cm/s |
Motor | DC servo motor |
Weight | 7.2 kg |
Tape Type | Type I, CrO2 |
Noise Reduction | Dolby B |
Total Harmonic Distortion | 1.5% |
Type | Stereo Cassette Deck |
Heads | 1 x record/playback, 1 x erase |
Wow and Flutter | 0.09% (WRMS) |
Signal to Noise Ratio | 58dB |
Output | 0.775V (line) |
Details on using the cassette compartment and making excellent recordings.
Information on the tape counter's memory feature for program relocation.
Explanation of the four independent slide-type input level controls.
Details on connecting microphones to the front panel jacks.
Description of the Dolby FM switch for FM broadcast reception.
Guidance on using the peak indicator for proper recording level adjustment.
Explanation of the VU meters for monitoring recording and playback levels.
Details on the AC power connection and operation of the power switch.
Information on connecting headphones to the front panel jack.
Explanation of the peak limiter function for recording.
Guide to selecting the proper bias and equalization for different tape types.
Explanation of the Dolby Noise Reduction switches.
Guidance on installing the Model 5220 in a cabinet or on a shelf.
Information on the optional Marantz WC-15T cabinet for the Model 5220.
Instructions for fitting the unit into custom cabinetry, including dimensions and bracing.
Details on connecting input and output jacks on the rear panel using shielded audio cables.
Explanation of connecting line-level sources to the Model 5220.
How to connect outputs and adjust output level controls for proper matching.
Specifies initial settings for Power, Tape Transport, Dolby, and Bias/EQ switches.
Procedure for inserting a cassette, including taking up tape slack.
Guidance on selecting appropriate cassette tapes for best recording results.
How to set recording levels to capture dynamic range without distortion.
Explanation of VU meters for level monitoring and peak indicators for transients.
Description of MIC and LINE input controls and their mixing capabilities.
How to use the master slider to control total stereo output and fade in/out.
Explanation of the peak limiter's function in preventing distortion.
Details on connecting headphones to the front panel jack.
How to use the memory counter for precise program relocation.
Guidance on selecting appropriate cassette tapes for best recording results.
How to set recording levels to capture dynamic range without distortion.
Advises regular cleaning as a habit for assuring cleanliness and optimal performance.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning tape heads, capstan, guides, and pinch roller.
How the Dolby system reduces background noise during recording and playback.
Using the Dolby Noise Reduction circuit for cassette recording and playback.
Procedure for listening to and recording Dolbyized FM broadcasts.
Using the Model 5220 as a Dolby decoder for external tape decks.
How to clean the satin gold anodized finish and smoked plexiglas window.
Troubleshooting guide for common operational problems and their solutions.
Key steps including obtaining an authorization label and using original packing material.