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Sony TC-WR590 User Manual

Sony TC-WR590
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Sony TC-WR590 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Track System4-track, 2-channel stereo
Tape Speed4.8 cm/s
Power SupplyAC 120V, 60Hz
Recording SystemAC bias
TypeDouble Cassette Deck
Wow and Flutter0.07% (WRMS)
InputsLine In
OutputsLine Out, Headphone Out
Output0.5 V (Line Out)
Dimensions430 x 125 x 290 mm

Summary

WARNING

Owner's Record

Record model and serial numbers for dealer reference.

Fire and Shock Hazard Prevention

Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.

FCC Compliance Information

Equipment complies with Class B limits for digital devices, potential interference.

Canadian Customer Information

Caution regarding polarized AC plug and outlets.

UK Customer Information

Important information on mains lead wire coloring.

Precautions

Safety Precautions

General safety advice regarding power, liquid, and unplugging the unit.

Operation Safety

Safety mechanism prevents operation if cassette holder is not closed.

Head Cleaning Recommendations

Cleaning frequency and reasons for dirty heads.

US Customer Safety Information

Refers to "IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS" leaflet for safety.

Unpacking and Installation

Supplied Accessories

List of included accessories like audio connecting cords.

Installation Notes

Placement advice to prevent overheating and avoid specific locations.

Operating Voltage Check

Ensure unit's voltage matches local power supply.

System Connection

Before Connecting

Turn off power, note plug colors, ensure full insertion.

Connection Diagram

Diagram showing connections between deck and amplifier.

Component Identification

Front Panel Layout

Labeled diagram of the cassette deck's front panel controls.

Remote Control Sensor

Information on remote control compatibility.

Chapter 2: Playback

Basic Playback Procedure

Procedure for playing a cassette on deck A or B.

Recording During Playback

Switching from playback to recording without stopping.

Playback Mode Notes

Note that only deck A playback is audible when both decks are in playback.

Dolby NR System Explained

Explanation of Dolby noise reduction.

Dolby HX PRO System Note

Dolby HX PRO is effective only during recording.

Advanced Playback Features

Relay Play

Plays cassettes in deck A and B continuously in order.

Relay Play Sequence

Diagram showing the playback order for models.

Continuous Playback

How to play back multiple cassettes with replacements.

Auto Play Function

Rewind and Play

Starts playback automatically after fast winding to the beginning.

Chapter 3: Recording

Recording on Deck B

Procedure to record a source onto a cassette using deck B.

Recording Direction Indicator

Explains the flashing indicator for recording possibility.

Recording Level Adjustment

Setting the Recording Level

Tips on setting levels to avoid distortion or hiss.

Recording Specifics

Cassette Protection and Handling

Covers protecting recordings, cassette handling, and type II/IV usage.

Long Cassette Recommendation

Recommendation regarding cassette tape length.

Dolby HX PRO System Explained

High-Range Response Improvement

Explains linearity in high-range frequency response during recording.

Record Muting Function

Inserting Blank Spaces

Function to insert a four-second blank space.

Creating Longer Blanks

How to create longer blank spaces using the pause button.

Chapter 4: Other Operations

Tape Dubbing

Copying tapes from deck A to deck B, high speed vs normal speed.

Tape Dubbing Details

Covers stopping dubbing, indicator issues, level/NR, and general notes.

Dubbing Specific Portions

Selective Dubbing

Procedure for dubbing only specific selections in normal-speed mode.

Chapter 5: Additional Information

Maintenance Overview

General maintenance tasks for the cassette deck.

Head and Tape Path Cleaning

How to clean heads, rollers, and capstans.

Head Demagnetization

When and how to demagnetize heads.

Cabinet Cleaning

How to clean the exterior of the unit.

Specifications

Performance Specifications

Covers SNR, Distortion, Frequency Response, Wow/Flutter.

Input/Output Specs

Details about line inputs, outputs, and headphone specifications.

General & Physical Specs

Covers power, dimensions, accessories, and EMC compliance.

Troubleshooting Guide

Function Button & Transport Issues

Common issues with function buttons and tape transport, including causes and remedies.

Troubleshooting

Recording/Playback Issues

Covers sound level, wow/flutter, erasure, noise, and tone balance problems.

Noise Issues

Addresses hum noise and recorded noise, including causes and remedies.

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