Technics RS-TR165

To listen to a Dolby NR recorded tape
Dolby noise-reduction
indicators
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If neither Dolby noise-reduction system
was used, press the button
corresponding to the Dolby noise-
reduction indicator that is illuminated.
(The indicator will then switch OFF.)
Press
if
the
tape
was
recorded
by
the
type-
B
Dolby
NR
system.
(The
“'B”
Dolby
noise-
reduction
indicator
will then
illuminate.)
Press if the tape was recorded by the type-C
Dolby NR system. (The “‘C’’ Dolby noise-
reduction indicator will then illuminate.)
About the Dolby noise-reduction
recording/playback system
The Dolby noise-reduction system is a system designed to
effectively reduce the annoying high-frequency “hissing” noise
typically heard from tapes if this system is not used. During
recording, the system functions to increase the level of the
high-frequency part of the sound, and then, during playback,
that same portion is weakened and returned to the previous level.
This unit includes two types of Dolby noise-reduction systems,
the Dolby B NR-type and C NR-type.
Hi Dolby B-type noise-reduction system
Noise is reduced to about one-third.
Use this system when playing back tapes recorded by the Dolby-
B noise-reduction system, such as prerecorded music tapes, etc.
Wi Dolby C-type noise-reduction system
Noise is reduced to about one-tenth.
Use this system for the recording and playback of sound sources
that have a wide dynamic range and good tone quality, such as
FM broadcasts of live performances, etc., and for playing back
such tapes.
Dolby noise reduction manufuctured under license from Dolby
Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
“DOLBY” and the double-D symbo! DO are trademarks of
Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
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Reverse-mode indicators
Reverse-mode selectors
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reverse
mode
The reverse-mode selectors are used to select either of three
different playback modes.
Note:
A tape can be advanced, rewound, or substituted, from
whichever deck is not in operation at that moment.
+— Select this mode to playback only one side
of a cassette tape.
(The “ =” reverse mode-indicator will then illuminate.)
When the playback has finished, tape movement will stop
automatically.
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For
deck
1
Select
this
mode
to
playback
only
one
side
of a cassette
tape continuously.
(The
‘‘c>”"
reverse-mode
indicator
will
then
illuminate.)
(After
play
completion
of
side
“A",
the
tape
will
be
automatically
rewound.)
This playback will continue eight times or until the stop
button is pressed.
For deck 2
Select this mode to playback both sides of
a cassette tape continuously.
(The “>” reverse-mode indicator will then illuminate.)
This playback will continue eight times or until the stop but-
ton is pressed.
(One ‘‘time” is counted when side ‘“B” of the tape finishes
playback. If playback is started from side ‘‘B”’, side “A” will
play only seven times.)
©O Select this mode to playback both sides of a
cassette
tape
in
deck
2
and
only
one
side
of
a
cassette
tape
in
deck
1
continuously.
(This
is called “series playback”.)
(The “©” reverse-mode indicator will then illuminate.)
This mode is convenient for enjoyment of a long period
of uninterrupted background music.
Both
sides
(from
side
‘‘A”
to
side
“B’’)
of
the
tape
in
deck
2
are played first, and then only one side of the tape in deck 1.
After play completion
of side “A’’ by deck 1, the tape will be
automatically
rewound.
This
playback
will
continue
eight
times or until the stop button is pressed.
(One “time” is counted when side “A” of the tape in
deck 1 finishes playback. If playback is started from deck 1,
the tape in deck 2 will play only seven times.
Likewise,
if
playback
is
started
from
side
“B”
of
the
tape
in
deck 2, side ‘A’ of the tape in deck 2 will be played only
seven times.)