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Power| power requirements (general export model) | 120/230 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 25 W |
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| power requirements (usa/canada model) | 120 V AC, 60 Hz, 21 W |
| power requirements (europe model) | 230 V AC, 50 Hz, 25 W |
Audio Specifications| signal-to-noise ratio (nr off) | 59 dB |
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| signal-to-noise ratio (dolby b nr on) | 69 dB |
| signal-to-noise ratio (dolby c nr on) | 79 dB |
Tape and Playback| tape speed | 4.76 cm/sec (1-7/8 ips), 9.5 cm/sec (3-3/4 ips) |
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| wow and flutter (wrms) | 0.06 % |
| frequency response (metal) | 25 - 19, 000 Hz |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | 435 x 147 x 277 mm |
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| dimensions (inches) | 17-1/8" x 5-13/16" x 10-7/8" |
| weight | 4.9 kg |
Read, retain, heed, and follow all safety and operating instructions provided.
Avoid water, ensure ventilation, protect cords, and ground antennas for safe operation.
Power switch, remote sensor, timer, Dolby NR selection for system control.
Cassette holders, eject, rewind, play, pause, and auto reverse controls.
Peak meters, record, mute, bias fine, rec level, balance, and phone jack.
Avoid extreme conditions, protect tapes from heat, dust, and magnetic fields.
Proper tape selection requires identification holes for automatic function.
Adjust voltage selector for regional power supply compatibility.
Connect the deck to a stereo amplifier using provided or similar cables.
Connect to TEAC receivers/amplifiers with "UR" mark for remote operation.
Step-by-step guide for inserting cassette tapes into the deck.
Explains tape movement based on REV MODE switch settings.
How to play single tapes or continuous playback across both decks.
Steps for recording audio onto TAPE II from external sources.
Set recording volume and stereo balance for optimal audio input.
Adjusts bias for improved high-frequency response based on tape type.
How tape content is erased during new recordings or manual erasure.
Create silent gaps during recording using REC MUTE button.
Copying audio from TAPE I to TAPE II at normal or high speed.
Synchronized dubbing where both decks reverse direction simultaneously.
Edit dubbed tapes by skipping unwanted sections during normal speed dubbing.
Connect to compatible TEAC CD players for synchronized dubbing.
Steps to program and initiate synchronized recording from a CD.
Connect to an audio timer to schedule recording of programs.
Use an audio timer to schedule playback of pre-recorded cassettes.
Regular cleaning and demagnetization of heads and tape path for optimal performance.
Guide to resolving common problems like no power, tape issues, and sound quality.
Explains how Dolby HX Pro improves high-frequency recording quality.
Detailed technical data including track system, tape speed, power, and dimensions.
