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(10) Tape Monitor Sensor Group:
When you touch the ‘’Source” sensor, you can
listen to the source you've selected on the
function sensor group. When you touch either
“Tape 1" or ‘Tape 2," you can listen to the
corresponding tape deck, regardless of the
source selected on the function sensor group.
With a three-head tape deck, the tape monitor
feature allows you to audition a tape recording
as it is being made.
(11) Tone Controls:
The bass control alters the relative volume of
low frequency program material. The treble
control does the same for high frequency
material. You can use these controls to com-
Pensate for room acoustics and deficiencies in
the program material, and to adjust the sound
quality to your preference.
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(12) Stereo Sensor:
Touch this sensor for monophonic sound. The
indicator lamp will go out. Touch again for
stereo. The indicator lamp will glow. Even with
the sensor set for stereo, the indicator lamp will
go out when the 730 is receiving a monophonic
FM broadcast.
(13) Dolby FM Sensor:
Touch this sensor to properly decode a Dolby
FM broadcast when the DB-100 Dolby FM
circuit board is installed. The DB-100 is fac-
tory-installed in all Nakamichi 730’s sold in the
United States, and is available as an option in
other countries. Selecting Dolby FM when the
DB-100 is not installed will interrupt the FM
tuner output.
(14) Hi-Blend Sensor:
Selecting Hi-Blend will reduce high-frequency
noise during FM stereo reception at some
sacrifice of high-frequency stereo separation.
(15) FM Mute Sensor:
The 730 will mute all incoming stations and
noise below a fixed level when the FM mute is
engaged. Muting will also engage when the
tuner is scanning between stations.
(16) Tuning Pointer
(17) Tuning Lamps:
The two tuning lamps will glow simultaneously
to indicate that the tuner is locked onto a
station above the threshold !evel. If the tuner is
slightly off-station, one of the two lamps will
glow to indicate the direction of the station. If
the tuner is receiving a station below the
threshold level, neither lamp will glow.
(18) Station Memory Sensors:
Once you have adjusted the station preset
controls, touching a station memory sensor will
cause the tuner to go directly to an FM station
of your choice and lock on to that station. You
may preset up to four stations.
(19) Station Preset Controls:
Each station preset control is only active when
the corresponding memory sensor has been
touched. Use the preset controls to manually
tune in up to four selected FM stations. Once
Preset, each station can be tuned in automati-
cally by touching the appropriate station
memory sensor.
(20) Threshold Control:
The threshold contro! works to reject intersta-
tion noise and weak FM stations as the tuner
scans for stations. You can use the threshold
control to exclude stations below your stand-
ards of quiet listening. The higher you set the
threshold control (the further to the left), the
fewer the stations you will receive from auto-
matic scanning.
(21) Tuning Sensors:
Touch and hold a tuning sensor to have the FM
tuner move up or down the FM dial. Touch a
tuning sensor and release to have the FM tuner
stop at the first FM station above the threshold.
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