:iI
.s.
RECORDING
W
ith
mi
cro
pho
ne
"
Co
noact
the m
icro
phDrifl to inpul 12
and
sw
itc
h
33
10
cDf<9POJ'd
to th
...
Iyp9
of mik&
us&<:!;
main
lunc1ion
se/9cID<
20 on TEST, Adj
ust
th8
inpll
l
5Ilnsilivity with pot
...
l1liDm&lef 16. " a headSel is
availabj
e. d is also possib/9 to evajuate the quality
of th8
BOUnd
,ecording
and del&fmine
me
beSI
positioning of me mierophDnll,
Tu
rn
S9
1",,10<
20 to
RECORD
. The lape is
ru
nn
ing. Anything alteildy
'6OOf
dlld on th8 Iap&
will be first erased as d runs across erase head 3.
M th8
headphones
Dulpul
two
lYP8S
of signals
can
00
he
ard. Whllfl "T
ape
-[);,6I'1" swi
lch
is
on
"[);rect". th
...
signal being ,
eoord<o
d
can
be
hea<d;
wh.......s
..
posiOOn
"Tape" . th8 signal heard is
....
ady
reoord&d
on the ta
p"
and is ,e
po-OOlJCed
by
the
playback head. Comparison 01 t
he
.... lw<l
signala
peI"fTVls
an
...
. alu800n of th8
QUll
l
ity
of
th8
,,,,,o
rding
.
and
in
pat1iC
ulBf Ilflables
del
9Clion
01
laults,
such
as
difl
on a
head
or
a l ape threaded
the wrong
w
Wf
.
H8 :
The
tape
can
be
,ewound
Ieavi"il main
se
lecl
O,
20 on RECORD, but r&leasing WW
ll'
9 :
Howeve"
lihouId th8
tape
accidentally lOuch erase head 3
or
record head 5,
~
w
","d
be
partially ....
ased
With
Mne
input
Connect the signal sou
rce
to the adequa
1El
line
input 11 or 15 <see
Cha
p1ef 2.5.). Selactor 20 on
TES
T
and
adjust th8 sensitiv
ity
with potentio-
met
er
11.
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