Onkyo TA-6510 User Manual

Handling Cassette Tapes
Examine cassette tapes carefully before using them with the TA-6510.
l _ Cassette tapes are constructed with erasure
_ prevention niches on the back edge that are
_ initially covered by break-off tabs.
1 If you wish to protect a recording from
E> : accidental erasure, break off the tab(s)
[ : of the appropriate side(s). It will no
y) a : longer be possible to use the recording
button with such a cassette.
QO) . 2 If at some later date you wish to re-re-
Ke“ | cord the cassette, simply cover the
i ; openings with small pieces of cello-
Wy : phane tape.
~ Slack in the tape (tape not stretched tightly)
» can cause tangling around the pinch roller
- and capstan and jam the mechanism. Re-
" move any tape slack with a pencil or sim-
~ ilar device as shown in the diagram.
1, C120 tapes
C120 tape is thin and therefore easily
broken. There is a possibility that tape
could get caught up by the pinch roller
or capstan.
2. Endless tapes
Do not use endless tapes.
e Do not touch the tape surface.
e Do not put thick paper or cardboard la-
bels in the cassette holder.
e Do not put tapes near magnetic sources
(speakers, amplifiers, TVs, etc.). Your
important recording might be erased or
damaged.
e Do not expose cassettes to direct sun-
light.
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Onkyo TA-6510 Specifications

Power

power supply rating (UK and Australian models)	AC 240 V 50 Hz
power supply rating (European models except UK)	AC 230 V, 50Hz
power supply rating (Worldwide models)	AC 120 and 220 V, Switchable 50/60 Hz
power consumption	13 watts

Audio Specifications

frequency response (normal)	20–18, 000 Hz
frequency response (high)	20–19, 000 Hz
frequency response (metal)	20–20, 000 Hz
signal-to-noise ratio	60 dB (metal tape, Dolby NR off)

Input and Output

input sensitivity	80 mV
input impedance	50 kohms
standard output level	500 mV
optimum load impedance (output)	over 50 kohms
optimum load impedance (headphone jack)	8 to 200 ohms

Weight and Dimensions

weight	5.0 kg
dimensions	455(W) x 120(H) x 310(D) mm