CONTENTS
Points
to
Bear in Mind 2
Features
3
Choosing a Location 3
Front Panel Facilities 4
Connection
Diagram 6
Threading the l^pe 7
Basic Operations
8
Playback 10
Recordii^ 11
Microphone Recording 14
Other Methods of Recording 15
Handling
Tapes 16
Cara and Afaintenance
17
Live Recording
Techniquea 18
Specifications
19
Troubleshooting 20
POINTS TO BEAR IN
MIND
KEEP THE TAPE HEAD SECTION CLEAN
The
sound quality will deteriorate and other
unforeseen difficulties may arise if you allow the
areas
of the heads, capstan,
jiiru'h roller,
etc,,
which come into direct
contact with the tape, to
become durty w dirty. Before actually using the
tape
deck* be sure to clean the surfaces of the
heads with ttie
cleaning swabs supplied with the
deck.
For further
details, refer to
page 17,
**Care
and Maintenance",
TAPE REELS
•
Use 7-inGh or 5-inch reels. Both reels should be
of the same size. If they are not,
they
will slow
down at different
rates which leads to unstable
tape run.
•
Do not use reels
which have been deformed or
warped in any
way,
or
reels with a broad tape
width.
If the tape comes in contact
witii the skle
of the reel, it will bp damaged.
BE SURE TO CLAMP THE REELS
After you mount the reels, make absolutely
sure
that you clamp both reels so that they will not
separate themselves from the bases during tape
ptoy
(Refn to Fig.
2).
For
further
details, refer
to the section on ^'Mount-
ing the Reels" on
page
7-
|— Rtcordlnghwd
Tiptguklt
Tape guide
Shut-off levar
—
'
Fig.
1
Stot
Pig.
2
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