Panasonic RX-5090 - Recording Radio Broadcasts

Notes:
® When recording through the Built-in Microphones, make no connections to jacks. (To do so will cause
the Built-in Microphones to be disconnected.)
®@ If, when recording through the Built-in Microphones, a “howling” sound (a high-pitched squeal) is
heard from the speakers, reduce the volume level by turning the Volume Control.
@ When the Built-in Microphones are faced toward the sound source to make a stereo recording note that
the left and right sounds of the sound sorce will be reversed when the tape is played back.
@ Torecord radio broadcasts
1. Set the Function Selector to the “RADIO” position, and then follow the same procedure as described
in steps (2) through (6) of the section “TO LISTEN TO THE RADIO”.
2. Follow the same procedure as described in steps (4) through (7) of the section “Recording through the
Built-in Microphones”’.
3. Push the Stop Button to stop the recording.
4. The radio can be tumed off by setting the Function Selector to the ‘““OFF”’ position.
@ Beat Proof
@ When an AM broadcast is being recorded, the Beat-Proof Switch (BEAT PROOF) can be used to
reduce unwanted “‘beat’’ signals and noise: set the switch to whichever position best reduces such
noises.
m@ MONITORING
“Monitoring” is to listen, through the Built-in Speakers, headphones, or external speakers, to the sound
as it is being recorded. Sound can be monitored in the following way:
@ When recording from the radio, the sound being recorded can be monitored through the Built-in
Speakers, headphones, or external speakers.
@ When recording from a sound source connected to the Microphone Jacks or Line-Input jack, the sound
being recorded can be monitored through the Built-in Speakers, headphones, or external speakers.
@ To prevent “‘howling” (a high-pitched squeal) when recording through the Built-in Micorphones, sound
cannot be monitored through the Built-in Speakers (or external speakers) or headphones during
recording.
@ To monitor when using an external microphone, use headphones.
If neccessary to adjust the volume level of the sound being monitored, do so by using the Volume
Control.
Note:
if
external
microphones
are
placed
too
close
to
the
speakers
in
this
unit,
a
high-pitched
squeal
may
be
heard.
If
so,
place
the
microphones
as
far
away
from
the
speakers
as
possible,
or
reduce
the
volume.
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