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To record from the Turntable:
1.) Press the
AUX/PHONO
button to the ‘AUX/PHONO’ mode.
2.) Select the part of the record for recording.
3.) Press the
RECORD
Key on Tape Deck
A
to start recording.
4.) Press the
STOP/EJECT
Key and place the tone arm on the rest when finished.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Never try to force the
RECORD
key. If it will not stay
down, this means that one of the erase prevention tabs on the cassette is
missing.
Refer to
ABOUT CASSETTE TAPES
on Page 31.
Tape To Tape Recording (Dubbing)
To copy a previously recorded tape:
1.) Press
POWER
button to turn system ‘On’.
2.) Press
TAPE
button. The
TAPE
Indicator appears in the display.
3.) Press the
STOP/EJECT
key on both Decks to open the doors.
Insert the pre-recorded tape in Deck
B
and the blank tape in Deck
A
with exposed
tape facing down and full reels on the left. Close the cassette doors.
4.) Press the
PAUSE
key and then the
RECORD
key on Deck
A
.
Then press the
PLAY
key on Deck
B
. The
PAUSE
key of Deck
A
will release
automatically and both tapes will start simultaneously. All the material on the
pre-recorded tape in Deck
B
will be copied onto the blank tape in Deck
A
.
Recording Hint
: Try to use a blank tape that is the same length or just slightly
longer than your pre-recorded tape. This will enable you to fit all the material
on the copy without excessive ‘blank space’.
High Speed Dubbing
When copying from tape to tape, you can reduce the recording time by pressing
the
HI-SPEED DUBBING
button to the ‘
On’ position. Both tapes will move at
approximately 2 times the normal speed to cut the recording time in half.
Note
:Turn volume down to avoid unpleasant high speed sound.
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