To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if playback sound is unclear on my Teac R-H500?
If the playback sound of your Teac Cassette Player is unclear or wavering, and you're unable to make clear recordings, it's likely due to dirty heads or foreign material on the pinch rollers or capstans. To resolve this, clean the heads as described in the "Head Maintenance" section.
Why does my Teac Cassette Player have strange tone quality?
If you're experiencing a strange tone quality or ragged sound with your Teac Cassette Player, the noise-reduction switch might not be set correctly. Ensure the switch corresponds to the setting used during recording to resolve this issue.
How to fix a Teac R-H500 when tape moves but no sound?
If the tape is moving but you're not hearing any sound from your Teac Cassette Player, there are a couple of things to check: * First, make sure the volume control on your stereo amplifier isn't set to the minimum. Adjust it to your desired listening level. * Second, confirm that the input selector on your stereo amplifier is set to the "tape 1" position.
General| Type | Cassette Deck |
|---|---|
| Track System | 4-track, 2-channel stereo |
| Tape Speed | 4.8 cm/s |
| Heads | 1 x record/playback, 1 x erase |
| Signal to Noise Ratio (dolby C) | 72 dB |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (Normal Tape) | 58 dB |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (Chrome Tape) | 60 dB |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (Metal Tape) | 62 dB |
| Total Harmonic Distortion | 1.0% |
| Weight | 5.5 kg |
| Motor | DC servo |
| Wow and Flutter | 0.08% (WRMS) |
| Input (Mic) | 0.25mV |
| Dimensions | 290 x 103 x 321mm |
| Power Supply | AC 230V, 50Hz |
Follow all operating instructions and heed warnings for safe use and product care.
Avoid water, moisture, and ensure proper ventilation for the unit.
Handle power cords, grounding, and servicing by qualified personnel only.
Protect from lightning, power lines, liquids, and prevent overloading.
Essential reading before operating the audio equipment.
Avoid operating the deck in extreme temperatures, humidity, or dusty conditions.
Guidelines for choosing and handling cassette tapes for optimal performance.
Connect system components for remote operation.
Connect to amplifier's PLAY jacks for audio output.
Connect to amplifier's REC jacks for audio input.
Plugging the AC power cord into a wall socket or amplifier.
Controls for turning the unit on, off, and standby modes.
Buttons for play, pause, stop, fast forward, rewind, and reverse mode.
Controls for starting recording and adjusting input levels.
Explanation of the digital tape counter and various status indicators.
Steps for loading, playing, and stopping cassette tapes.
How to skip tracks during playback using the CPS function.
Procedure for recording audio onto a cassette tape.
Recording from a CD player synchronously with CD playback.
Using the built-in timer for automatic recording or playback.
Understanding Dolby Noise Reduction and HX Pro headroom extension.
Utilizing the AI direct play function with a compatible amplifier.
Instructions for cleaning and demagnetizing the tape heads.
Resolving problems where tape moves but no sound is heard.
Addressing issues with strange tone, ragged sound, or unclear playback.
FCC rules for Class B digital devices and preventing interference.
Compliance with Canadian limits for digital apparatus radio noise emissions.
