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Playback from tape recorders (TAPE 1, TAPE 2 and TAPE 3)
At the back of the receiver there are two sets of phono and
DIN input, sockets (marked TAPE 1 and TAPE 2) for two
tape recorders. Two reel-to-reel machines or two cassette
machines or one of each type can be connected. Each input
has an impedance of 25 k ohms which is suitable for most
modern tape recorders.
One tape recorder
To play tapes from one tape recorder, connect the
tape recorder to the TAPE 1 socket (using either
phono or DIN plugs), start the tape recorder and
depress the TAPE MON 1 button on the front
panel.
Two tape recorders
To play tapes from two tape recorders (one at a
time), connect the two tape recorders to the TAPE
1 and TAPE 2 sockets. To play a tape from the
TAPE 1 machine, depress the TAPE MON 1 button
and start the tape recorder.
To play a tape from the TAPE 2 machine, release
the TAPE 1 button and depress the TAPE 2 button
and start the tape recorder.
Playback from TAPE 3
Connect a tape recorder to the TAPE 3 jack. Depress the
PREAMP. REC. button. The signal will then be fed directly
to the power amplifier, and consequently the volume,
balance and tone controls will have no influence on the
program being played back.
Set the VOLUME control to the minimum po si t i o n,
otherwise other programs from radio, transcription units or
other tapes will mix with the signal from the tape recorder
connected to TAPE 3 jack.
Input sensitivity
The sensitivity of TAPE 1 input and TAPE 2 input can be
adjusted to be between 150 mV and 600 mV
by means of independent potentiometers adjacent to the
sockets. See page 16.
NOTE!
Depressing either of the TAPE MON. buttons automatically
disconnects any record or radio program that is present.
Furthermore, TAPE MON. 1 always takes precedence over
TAPE MON. 2 when both these buttons are depressed
simultaneously.
The receiver has a unique switching system that provides
smooth transitions when you switch from one program source
to another.
WARNING!
Depressing the PREAMP REC button reduces the
amplification by 30 dB.Therefore be careful not to release the
button when playing at high volume. Otherwise you may
damage your speakers.
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