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General| Brand | Yamaha |
|---|---|
| Model | KX-650 |
| Category | Cassette Player |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of safety symbols like lightning flash and exclamation point.
Covers 16 numbered safety instructions for operating and maintaining the cassette deck.
Details FCC compliance requirements and notices for product use in the USA.
Discusses FCC regulations, potential interference, and user corrective measures.
Alerts about lead content, chemical traces, and user-serviceable parts.
Provides 12 guidelines for safe and proper operation, installation, and maintenance.
Highlights the 3-head system and Dolby HX Pro for enhanced recording quality.
Describes the Dolby B and C noise reduction systems for reducing background hiss.
Mentions bias adjustment control and Play Trim for optimizing recording and playback.
Covers Selection Search, Intro Scan, Recording Mute, REC Return, and 0-stop operations.
Guides on connecting the deck to an amplifier/receiver and power source.
Steps for playback preparation and explanation of basic playback controls.
Details how to set the Dolby NR button according to the tape's recording format.
Instructions on using the tape counter for locating specific points on a tape.
How to adjust PLAY TRIM to compensate for distorted or absent high frequencies.
Methods for searching for the next, current, or previous selection on the tape.
How to play back the beginning of each selection automatically using the remote.
How to set and cancel a memory stop point using the counter reading.
Steps for recording preparation and explanation of recording controls.
Guides on setting Dolby NR and MPX FILTER for optimal recording.
How to stop or temporarily pause the recording process.
Instructions on using the tape counter for locating specific points during recording.
How to adjust the BIAS ADJUST control for fine tuning recording bias.
Illustrates effects of bias on distortion and high frequencies.
Guidance on setting REC LEVEL and BALANCE for optimal recording levels.
Explains how to read peak level meters and the Dolby NR standard mark.
How to monitor recorded sound versus source sound for comparison.
How to insert a 4-second blank space during recording using MUTE/SEARCH.
How to return to the exact point where recording previously started.
How the tape automatically rewinds and stops at the "0:00" counter point.
Describes Normal, Chrome, Ferrichrome, and Metal tape types.
Explains how the deck automatically adjusts for tape type using detector slots.
How to use erase protection holes and remove tape slack.
Tips on proper storage of cassettes to prevent damage.
Guides on cleaning heads, capstan, pinch roller, and tape path surfaces.
Explains the need for demagnetizing heads to maintain sound quality.
Details on using the remote, including battery installation and operation range.
Instructions for replacing batteries and important safety precautions for handling.
Addresses problems like tape not moving, faint sounds, distorted recording, and no sound.
Covers excessive noise, wow, recording failures, and high-frequency emphasis.
Explains issues with REC/PAUSE, search functions, and incorrect Dolby NR settings.
Details track configuration, motor, head type, wow/flutter, SNR, frequency response, and distortion.
Covers power supplies, power consumption, dimensions, weight, and accessories.
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