Philips DCC 380 - Page 2

Dear customer!
Congratulations on
purchasing
this
DCC
380.
We have made
use of our longstanding experience and
have not
spared
the
use of up-to-date
technology, and thus succeeded
in
developing
the DCC 380.
ln 1963, PHILIPS
launched
the
music
cassette,
which
quickly
conqueredtheworld.
ln 1
991,
2,6thousand millionsof cassettes
and
180 millions of cassette recorders
have
been sold
worldwide.
ln
the eighties, a
new Audio
system
was invented
-
the CD.
The
CD
(Compact
Disc) revealed
to
you
the
new dimension of
digital sounds and added to the
pleasures
of
Audio.
Digital
recordings
on CD
permit
a
high
contrast
in loud as well
as
in
quiet passages
with
perfect
channel separation.
lt is less
sensitive to dirt and destruction, as the CD
player
is
equipped
with an
error
correction.
Philips
has
now f
urther developed the
music
cassette
-
and
the
result is
the DCC.
DCC
(Digital
Compact Cassette)
f ills
the
large
gap
between
the
music
cassette
and
the
compact disc. DCC is capable of being
recorded
on and
played
back
just
like
the
music
cassette.
The
quality
and the capacity
is
that of a CD.
An
additional advantage
is
that
you
can also
play
the
'normal'
music
cassette.
Please read the operating instructions carefully, to be able to
enjoy
the
troublef ree operation of the DCC 380 for a long time.
Copyright:
Recording is
permissible
insofar
as copyright or other
rights
of
third
parties
are
not infringed.
Only
for
U.K.:
Recording
an
playback
of
material may require
consent.
See Copyright Act 1956 and
The Performer's Protection
Acts 1958 to 1912.
This
product
complies
with
the
radio interference
requirements of the European
Community.
I NSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS
TABLE OF CONTROLS
CASSETTE
POWER ON/OFF and OPEN/CLOSE
PLAYBACK
SEARCH
PLAYBACK ADVANCED
RECORD
rEXT/TIME/RESET
MARKERS
RENUMBER
GENERAL
INFORMATION
TECHNICAL DATA
TROUBLESHOOTING
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