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DUBBING
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Synchro dubbing Operate in the order of the numbers in the illustration. 1
POWER
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Before pressing the SYNCHRO DUBBING button Confirm that deck B is in the stop mode before starting dubbing.
POWER
Dubbing and DOLBY NR button During dubbing, the same NR mode selected for the playback cassette is applied to the recording cassette, regardless of the setting of the NR button.
ON
OFF
STANDBY / ON
(B version) 2
A
(J version) Input level Recording is performed at the same level as the playback tape during dubbing regardless of the position of the INPUT LEVEL control. Microphone mixing during dubbing By connecting a microphone, microphone mixing during dubbing is possible with the playback sounds from deck A. Be sure to perform dubbing at normal speed. When performing microphone mixing during dubbing, use cassettes recorded with NR OFF mode for the deck A. 5 Tape editing 1. Press the REC/REC MUTE button when finished dubbing a tune. Deck B automatically enters the record muting mode and leaves a non-recorded section of about 4-seconds then enters the record-paused mode. 2. Press the (stop) button of deck A and search for the next tune you want by using the , or PLAY button. Then stop the cassette just before the beginning of the tune. 3. Press the same SYNCHRO DUBBING button pressed before the pause again, and dubbing will start. Notes at dubbing 1. Normal-speed dubbing is recommended to obtain good sound quality. 2. Television receivers placed close to the deck may cause interference on the recorded signal when the deck is used in the high-speed dubbing mode. If this happens, either turn off the television receiver or use the normal-speed dubbing mode.
3
A
4
REVERSE MODE
COUNTER RESET
6
A B SYNCHRO DUBBING
NORM SPEED HIGH SPEED
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1 Turn the power on. 2 Insert a prerecorded tape with side A facing out into deck A, and press the (direction) button to select the travel direction. 3 Insert the blank tape with side A facing out into deck B, and press the 4 5 6 7 (direction) button to select the side to be recorded. Select the REVERSE MODE. Press to ��00 00��. (Deck B) Press the SYNCHRO DUBBING (NORM or HIGH SPEED) button to start dubbing. Press the (stop) button of deck B to stop dubbing.
When deck B stops, the dubbing mode is automatically released. � Synchro record muting When deck A stops or enters any mode other than the playback mode during dubbing, deck B enters the record mute operation automatically and then enters the record-pause mode.
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