Why is my Yamaha KX 380 Cassette Player making excessive noise?
If the Yamaha Cassette Player is making excessive noise, try these steps: * Clean the head. * Demagnetize the head using a head demagnetizer. * Use a better quality tape. * Check and properly reinsert all input and output connections. * Move the unit away from electrical appliances like TVs, fluorescent lights, and electric blankets.
What to do if recorded sound is distorted on my Yamaha Cassette Player?
If the recorded sound on your Yamaha Cassette Player is distorted: * Replace the tape with a fresh one if the current tape is stretched or deformed. * Replace the cassette if the shell is warped. * Check the input level with the signal level meter and lower the recording level if it's too high.
How to fix a Yamaha KX 380 when the tape doesn’t move?
If your Yamaha Cassette Player's tape doesn’t move during recording or playback: * Ensure the power plug is properly inserted. * Rewind or flip the tape if it's at the end. * Avoid playing warped or damaged tapes.
Why is the playback sound muffled on my Yamaha Cassette Player?
If the playback sound from your Yamaha Cassette Player is muffled and high frequencies are inaudible: * Ensure that a normally-recorded tape is played back in OFF position. * Clean the heads and demagnetize them with a head demagnetizer.
How to eliminate excessive wow on my Yamaha KX 380?
If your Yamaha Cassette Player has excessive wow (wavering sound): * Clean the capstan and pinch roller, or use a better tape if the current one is of poor quality. * Rewind the tape if it's wound unevenly.
Why does the REC/PAUSE button fail on my Yamaha KX 380?
If the REC/PAUSE button on your Yamaha Cassette Player isn't working: * Make sure a cassette tape is loaded. * If the protective tabs are broken off, either change the tape or cover the protective hole with adhesive tape.
What to do if Yamaha Cassette Player remote control is not working?
If the Yamaha Cassette Player remote control transmitter cannot be operated: * Replace the batteries. * Operate it from less than 7 meters (about 23 ft.) and 30°. * Place the unit away from the strong light.
Why does the sound become faint on my Yamaha Cassette Player?
If the sound from your Yamaha Cassette Player becomes faint or inaudible: * Clean the head. * Demagnetize the head using a head demagnetizer. * Try a different tape, as the current one might be damaged or of poor quality.
How to troubleshoot recording issues on a Yamaha Cassette Player?
If your Yamaha Cassette Player fails to record: * Adjust the REC LEVEL control. * Change the tape or cover the protective hole with adhesive tape if the protective tabs are broken off.
Why are high frequencies emphasized on my Yamaha KX 380?
If the high frequencies in the playback sound of your Yamaha Cassette Player are emphasized and unpleasant, and the noise level (hiss) is high, play back the Dolby NR-recorded tape in the appropriate Dolby NR position.
Explains rear panel connections for amplifier/receiver.
Steps before starting cassette playback.
Search for specific tape selections.
Play back the beginning of each selection automatically.
Memorize and return to a specific counter position.
Repeat playback of a section or the entire tape.
Detailed explanation of the Auto Tape Tuning function.
General| Type | Cassette Deck |
|---|---|
| Track System | 4-track, 2-channel stereo |
| Tape Speed | 4.76 cm/s |
| Tape Type | Normal, CrO2, Metal |
| Motor | DC motor |
| Noise Reduction | Dolby B |
| Output | 0.5V (line) |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz to 20kHz |
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