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Track System | 4-track, 2-channel stereo |
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Tape Speed | 4.8 cm/s |
Motor | DC Servo Motor |
Type | Cassette Deck |
Tape Type | Type I, CrO2, Metal |
Dimensions | 430 x 119 x 231 mm |
Wow and Flutter | 0.07% WRMS |
Summarizes key performance metrics like S/N ratio and frequency response for different tape types.
Clarifies symbols, conditions, and measurement standards used in the schematic diagrams.
Explains wire colors, circuit board symbols, and measurement conditions for wiring diagrams.
Details terminations for various components like transistors, ICs, and diodes.
Lists part numbers for resistors, coils, capacitors, and related components.
Details integrated circuits, transistors, diodes, and rectifiers with their part numbers.
Covers mechanical parts, switches, jacks, accessories, and packing materials for replacement.
Explains interchangeability codes (A, B, C, D, E) for parts based on production set.
Measures and adjusts tape speed fluctuation using test tapes and a frequency counter.
Adjusts the head azimuth for optimal contact between head and tape during playback.
Adjusts output balance between left and right channels for optimal stereo reproduction.
Adjusts phase alignment between left and right channels for optimal audio signal.
Measures tape speed accuracy using a test tape and frequency counter.
Measures and adjusts playback frequency response using test tapes and an oscilloscope.
Adjusts playback gain for correct output levels across different frequencies.
Measures and adjusts erase current for proper tape erasure during recording.
Adjusts the overall frequency response for both recording and playback.
Adjusts bias current to achieve the specified overall frequency response for different tape types.
Adjusts overall gain for recording and playback across various input levels.
Calibrates the level indicator to accurately display signal levels during recording and playback.
Adjusts the Dolby noise reduction circuit for optimal performance.
Measures and adjusts tape speed fluctuation using test tapes and a frequency counter.
Adjusts the head position plate for proper tape-head contact during cue and review.
Adjusts head azimuth for optimal contact between head and tape during playback.
Adjusts phase alignment between left and right channels for optimal audio signal.
Measures tape speed precision using a test tape and frequency counter.
Measures and adjusts playback frequency response using test tapes and an oscilloscope.
Adjusts playback gain for correct output levels across different frequencies.
Measures and adjusts erase current for proper tape erasure during recording.
Adjusts overall frequency response for recording/playback via bias current.
Adjusts overall gain for recording and playback across various input levels.
Calibrates the level indicator to accurately display signal levels during recording and playback.
Adjusts the Dolby noise reduction circuit for optimal performance.