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Marantz SD-60 User Manual

Marantz SD-60
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Marantz SD-60 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeStereo Cassette Deck
Track System4-track, 2-channel stereo
Heads1 x record/playback, 1 x erase
Tape Typetype I, CrO2, Metal
Total Harmonic Distortion1.0%
Input70mV (line)
MotorDC servo motor
Wow and Flutter0.05%
InputsLine in
OutputsLine out

Summary

Forword and Safety

General Safety Warnings

Essential safety warnings regarding operation, handling, and electrical precautions.

Equipment Mains Working Setting

Information on voltage settings and compliance for different Marantz product versions.

UK Mains Plug Connections

Details on wiring colors and fuse ratings for UK power plugs.

General Operating Precautions

General precautions for operating the equipment safely and maintaining performance.

Rear Panel Connections

Line Outputs and Inputs

Connect to amplifier tape input/output jacks for audio signal transfer.

Remote Control Terminals

Connect for system remote control operation with compatible components.

AC Power Source Connection

Connect the AC line cord into an AC outlet providing the proper voltage.

Front Panel Features Overview

Power and Timer Controls

Controls for turning the unit on/off and setting timer-activated playback/recording.

Cassette Compartment and Indicators

Eject button, cassette loading indicator, and anti-record indicator.

Music Search and Display

Buttons for Quick Music Search, Auto Music Scan, Blank Skip, and display functions.

Operation Mode Indicators

Indicators for recording, peak levels, tape/source, HX PRO, Dolby NR, and MPX-F.

Main Operation Buttons

Recording and Pausing Controls

REC button for pause mode, REC MUTE for creating gaps.

Tape Transport Controls

Buttons for fast rewind, pause/resume, and fast forward.

Playback and Stop Functions

Starting playback, repeating selections, and stopping the deck.

Noise Reduction and Recording Adjustments

MPX Filter and Dolby NR

MPX-F switch for FM broadcasts; Dolby B/C NR for hiss reduction.

Recording Level and Bias Control

Adjusting recording level and bias for optimal sound quality.

Calibration and Balance

Calibrating recording levels and balancing channels for accurate sound.

Playback and Recording Operations

Source/Tape Monitoring

Switching between source and tape sound for monitoring during recording/playback.

Memory and Counter Functions

Using memory buttons, counter reset, and mode selection for tape management.

Playback and Quick Music Search

Loading tape, selecting playback, and using Quick Music Search.

Recording Process

Steps for loading tape, setting NR/HX PRO, adjusting levels, and starting recording.

Tape Transport and Noise Reduction

Tape Rewind and Auto Mute

Functions for quick rewind and automatically creating silent gaps.

Dolby Noise Reduction Systems

Explanation of Dolby B and C noise reduction for reduced tape hiss.

Proper Recording Level Setting

Guidelines for setting recording levels to avoid distortion and preserve dynamics.

Maintenance and Optimization

Cleaning Heads and Tape Path

Instructions for cleaning heads, guides, pinch roller, and tape path.

Auto Tape Selector Function

Automatic setting of bias and equalizer based on cassette type.

Cassette Recording Best Practices

Tape Selection and Usage

Recommendations for tape types and brands for optimal recording quality.

Protecting Valuable Recordings

Method to prevent accidental erasure of recordings using safety tabs.

Variable Bias Control Explained

How to adjust bias for flat frequency response with different tapes.

Care, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting

External Surface Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the exterior surfaces of the Marantz unit.

Equipment Repairs

Guidance on who should service the equipment and how to get repairs.

General Malfunction Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting steps for common malfunctions, including power cycling.

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